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    w jstor.org/stable/25511851 The digital library JSTOR has Analecta Hibernica No. 17 (1949), which contains an index by P Beryl Eustace of wills found in the Crosslé papers in the Genealogical Office (now part of the NLI). You can access the index if
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    Crosslé Genealogical Abstracts
    The Crosslé Genealogical Abstracts were created by Irish engineer Philip Crosslé (1875–1953) and his father, Dr Francis C Crosslé. Both professional men, they also collected copies, abstracts and transcripts of historical and genealogical records fou
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    Lust In London
    Streetwalkers were regarded as the lowest strata of women involved in prostitution in the 18th century. In his pamphlet Some Considerations Upon Street-walkers (1726) author Daniel Defoe complained about whores accosting him as he walked the streets

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