The Tendencies of the Foundling hospital in its present extent considered in several views, just as they occur en passant in a lax epistolary address, attempting - to preserve the lives of bastard infants; - to continue the custom of matrimony; - to strengthen the community, in its population; - and to better it in its industry. --in its trade, -- in its opulence, &c. - and, most of all, in, what shou'd most be regarded, its morals. In several letters to a senator. Part I
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Cato,
ResumoSigned p. 32: Cato. Errata p. 32. Book.
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