Esquire and English Gentlemen in London Customs
Fragmentary notes explore English social forms and titles. Observations include the use of esquire in London society, manners around letters and addresses, and the distinct wear of silk hats. The piece also touches on customs and a satirical account of clerical red tape and royal anecdotes.
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Untitled Tales of Birds and Banter in Odd Narratives
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