The Laws of Masters and Servants Considered; with Observations on a Bill Intended to be Offered to Parliament, to Prevent the Forging and Counterfeiting of Certificates of Servants Characters. To which is Added an Account of a Society Formed for the Encrease and Encouragement of Good Servants. By J. Huntingford, Gent. Secretary of the Society

The Laws of Masters and Servants Considered; with Observations on a Bill Intended to be Offered to Parliament, to Prevent the Forging and Counterfeiting of Certificates of Servants Characters. To which is Added an Account of a Society Formed for the Encrease and Encouragement of Good Servants. By J. Huntingford, Gent. Secretary of the Society
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The Laws of Masters and Servants Considered; with Observations on a Bill Intended to be Offered to Parliament, to Prevent the Forging and Counterfeiting of Certificates of Servants Characters. To which is Added an Account of a Society Formed for the Encrease and Encouragement of Good Servants. By J. Huntingford, Gent. Secretary of the Society Related Books

The Laws of Masters and Servants Considered; with Observations on a Bill Intended to be Offered to Parliament, to Prevent the Forging and Counterfeiting of Certificates of Servants Characters. To which is Added an Account of a Society Formed for the Encrease and Encouragement of Good Servants. By J. Huntingford, Gent. Secretary of the Society
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Pages: 124

The Laws of Masters and Servants Considered; with Observations on a Bill Intended to be Offered to Parliament, to Prevent the Forging and Counterfeiting of Certificates of Servants Characters. To which is Added an Account of a Society Formed for the Encrease and Encouragement of Good Servants. By J. Huntingford, Gent. Secretary of the Society

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The Laws of Masters and Servants Considered, with Observations on a Bill Intended to be Offered to Parliament, to Prevent the Forging ... of Certificates of Servants' Characters. To which is Added an Account of a Society Formed for the Encrease and Encouragement of Good Servants
Language: en
Pages: 138

The Laws of Masters and Servants Considered, with Observations on a Bill Intended to be Offered to Parliament, to Prevent the Forging ... of Certificates of Servants' Characters. To which is Added an Account of a Society Formed for the Encrease and Encouragement of Good Servants

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