This book provides a rare glimpse into the administrative and social life of a historic London parish. Based on previously unpublished records, it includes minutes of vestry meetings, lists of church officers, and other documents that shed light on the daily concerns of parishioners. Whether you are a social historian, an archival researcher, or simply interested in the history of London, this book is an invaluable resource.

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