Mixed 19th Century Anecdotes From The City
A London style miscellany recounts a tavern shade nap, a Whig misperception at a religious meeting, and a loafers tale about Sub-Treasury Bread from Germany. It also includes quips from the Picayune about Martins, a moral reflection on labor and virtue, a pious widow and her porter, and a Gwennap artist of Napoleonic memory.
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