1PREFACE.
11CHAP. X. Some Remarks on the Sin of Fortune-telling.
2CHAP. I. On the Origin of the Gipsies.
12CHAP. XI. Plans suggested to the pious and benevolent for promoting a Reformation among the Gipsies.
3CHAP. II. Observations on the Character, Manners, and Habits of the English Gipsies.
13CHAP. XII. Plans suggested to the pious and benevolent, for promoting a Reformation among the Gipsies, continued.
4CHAP. III. The Character, Manners and Habits of the English Gipsies, continued.
14CHAP. XIII. Further Account of encouraging interviews with Gipsies, and interesting Correspondence.
5CHAP. IV. The Character, Manners, and Habits of the English Gipsies, continued.
15CHAP. XIV. Interesting particulars of the Gipsies, related by a Clergyman.
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6CHAP. V. Further Account of the English Gipsies.
16CHAP. XV. Interesting visits to Gipsy camps, including an Anecdote of his late beloved majesty, george the third.
7CHAP. VI. Further Account of the English Gipsies.
17CHAP. XVI. Further interesting Correspondence.
8CHAP. VII. Of the formation of the Southampton Committee, and the success that has attended its endeavours.
18CHAP. XVII. Concluding Remarks.
9CHAP. VIII. Of the plans pursued by the Southampton Committee, and the success which has attended them, continued.
19APPENDIX.
10CHAP. IX. Of the plans pursued by the Southampton Committee, and the success which has attended them, continued.
