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Tori Barnes
ReplyDeleteIn the Parlementary Remonstrance Against the Edict Suppressing Guilds and Communities of Arts and Trades document, assumptions are made about the rich and the poor classes. The rich are assumed to be well behaved and wanting good order so the police do not need to supervise them closely. Poorer classes need to be more watched as they are more dangerous because of the skills the posses and they have more needs than the rich so therefore might disrupt order.