Awdeley's Fraternitye of Vacabondes, Harman's Caueat, Haben's Sermon, &c.

by active 1559-1577 John Awdelay; Parson Haben; active 1567 Thomas Harman

Awdeley’s Fraternitye of Vacabondes, Harman’s Caueat, Haben’s Ser­mon, &c.; Edit­ed by Ed­ward Viles and Fred­er­ick James Furn­i­vall; Authored by John Awdeley (flour­ished 1559–1577), Thomas Har­man (active 1567), and Par­son Haben (or Hyber­dyne). Pub­lished in 1869 for the Ear­ly En­glish Text So­cie­ty, by Humphrey Milford, Ox­ford Uni­vers­i­ty Press.

Transcriber’s note is [here]

Extra Series, IX.

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CONTENTS.
Preface	[i]
AWDELEY’S Fraternitye, not plagiarized from, but published ‘a fewe yeares’ before, Harman’s Caueat	[i]
HARMAN’S Caueat: two states of the 2nd edition. The latter, now called the 3rd edition, is reprinted here	[iv]
Piraters from Harman: Bynnyman, and G. Dewes	[vi]
Short account of Thomas Harman	[vii]
HARRISON’S quotation of Harman, and his account of English Vagabonds, and the punishments for them	[xi]
The Groundworke of Conny-catching is a reprint of Harman’s Caueat, with an Introduction	[xiv]
DEKKER’S Belman of London: its borrowings from Harman	[xiv]
S. ROWLANDS’S Martin Mark-all shows up Dekker, and has new Cant words	[xvi]
DEKKER’S Lanthorn and Candle-light borrows from Harman: Canting Song from it	[xix]
The Caterpillers of this Nation anatomized	[xxi]
A Warning for Housebreakers	[xxi]
Street Robberies consider’d	[xxii]
Parson HABEN’S or HYBERDYNE’S Sermon in Praise of Thieves and Thievery	[xxiv]
Shares in the present work	[xxiv]
1. Awdeley’s Fraternitye of Vacabondes, with the .xxv. Orders of Knaues (p. [12]–16)	[1–16]
2. Harman’s Caueat or War­rening for Com­menCvrse­tors vul­garely called Vaga­bones	[17–91]
3. Parson Haben’s (or Hyberdyne’s) Sermon in Praise ofThieves and Thievery	[92–95]
4. The Groundwork of Conny-catching: those parts that arenot reprinted from Harman’s Caueat	[96–103]
5. Index	[104–111]

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