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Wednesday June 13, 2011. "A CITY FULL OF PEOPLE is a motley and captivating collection of statements, mostly just a sentence or two, given by witnesses or plaintives [sic]in various court cases from the Seventeenth Century onwards, grouped under headings such as 'Entertainment', 'Neighbourhood and Home' and 'Eating and Drinking'...The most colourful language is to be found in defamation cases, mostly brought by women against women. These slanders often related to a woman’s lack of chastity, but unfortunately I couldn’t make use of them in a book written for 12+."
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***To Waite House for NAPS food and produce distribution. Waite House is now on the border between an American Indian area and an East African one.