Transcribed from the 1831 edition by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org
THE GIPSIES’ ADVOCATE;
or,
OBSERVATIONS
on the
ORIGIN, CHARACTER, MANNERS, AND HABITS
of
The English Gipsies:
to which are added,
many interesting anecdotes,
on the
SUCCESS THAT HAS ATTENDED THE PLANS OF SEVERAL
BENEVOLENT INDIVIDUALS, WHO ANXIOUSLY
DESIRE THEIR CONVERSION TO GOD.
BY JAMES CRABB,
author of “the penitent magdalen.”
“The Son of Man is come to seek and to save that which is lost.”
“Let that mind be in you which was in Christ Jesus.”
LONDON:
seeley, fleet street; westley and davis, ave-maria-lane; hatchard, piccadilly; lindsay and co., south street, andrew street, edinburgh; collins, glasgow; wakeman, dublin, wilson and son, york.
1831.