Maxims in prose and verse : addressed to the affluent and benevolent public / By an unfortunate prisoner, of long durance in his Majesty's Goal [sic] of Newgate, for a debt.

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Printed in the year 1788
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Credit: Maxims in prose and verse : addressed to the affluent and benevolent public / By an unfortunate prisoner, of long durance in his Majesty's Goal [sic] of Newgate, for a debt. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    me here to be Clent upon; particularly fo, as I have Hope, that the fame Wheel of Providence which has moved me fo much beneath the Horison, may hereafter raife me again into Life, From which I perfuade my- fclf you will alfo excufe my Name appearing^ at prefcnt Public.-«t. ■ ’ , 1 , . ^ ' Should you find one Maxim herein to improve your Mind, I am fure you will not regret the fmall Purchafe ; and if every Houfe in this great Metropolis would but do % the fame, it will be the Means of giving Happinefs and Liberty to Your moft devoted; Obedient humble Servant, C- P- i