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Tale of the events in the lives of Staffordshire potters in 1833 which give a John Wesley tea pot more than monetary value; of two suitors for their employer's daughter, of the murder of the father by a sacked workman, his fellow's wrongful conviction for the crime and his eventual release. Ring of authenticity with Methodist references. (PB)
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