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"Curiosities of Impecuniosity" by H. G. Somerville offers a compelling glimpse into the financial difficulties faced by poor people in Great Britain. This historical work, categorized under Social Sciences, delves into the subject of poverty, providing anecdotes and observations relevant to the study of economic hardship.
Drawing from biography and social science, Somerville presents a collection of "curiosities" - unusual or interesting cases related to impecuniosity, or the state of being poor. Readers interested in personal finance and the historical context of poverty will find this a valuable resource.
This meticulously prepared edition allows a new audience to explore the timeless and important subject of economic struggle through the lens of a bygone era. "Curiosities of Impecuniosity" provides insight and context that remains relevant for anyone seeking to understand the challenges of poverty.
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