A few short hints, on the possible means of giving encouragement to the honesty and industry of day labourers in husbandry : intended to promote their domestic comforts, and to effect a gradual reduction, if not extinction, of parish poor's-rates, in agricultural districts, addressed in a familiar letter, to John Lee ... /

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• A few short hints, on the possible means of giving encouragement to the honesty and industry of day labourers in husbandry : intended to promote their domestic comforts, and to effect a gradual reduction, if not extinction, of parish poor's-rates, in agricultural districts, addressed in a familiar letter, to John Lee ... /
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• A few short hints, on the possible means of giving encouragement to the honesty and industry of day labourers in husbandry : intended to promote their domestic comforts, and to effect a gradual reduction, if not extinction, of parish poor's-rates, in agricultural districts, addressed in a familiar letter, to John Lee ... /
  by: J. H. W
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• A few short hints, on the possible means of giving encouragement to the honesty and industry of day labourers in husbandry intended to promote their domestic comforts, and to effect a gradual reduction, if not extinction, of parish poor's-rates, in agricultural districts, addressed in a familiar letter, to John Lee ... /
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