Essays on the public charities of Philadelphia : intended to vindicate benevolent societies from the charge of encouraging idleness, and to place in strong relief, before an enlightened public, the sufferings and oppression under which the greater part of the females labour, who depend on their industry for a support for themselves and children / by M. Carey.

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