The woman's labour: an epistle to Mr. Stephen Duck; in answer to his late poem, called The thresher's labour. To which are added, the three wise sentences, taken from the first book of Esdras, ch. III. and IV. By Mary Collier, now a washer-woman, at Petersfield in Hempshire.

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Title The woman's labour: an epistle to Mr. Stephen Duck; in answer to his late poem, called The thresher's labour. To which are added, the three wise sentences, taken from the first book of Esdras, ch. III. and IV. By Mary Collier, now a washer-woman, at Petersfield in Hempshire.
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Signed Author By Mary Collier, now a washer-woman, at Petersfield in Hempshire.
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Date of Publication 1739
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Imprint printed for the author; and sold by J. Roberts, in Warwick-lane; and at the pamphlet-shops near the Royal Exchange,
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Collier, Mary. The woman's labour: an epistle to Mr. Stephen Duck; in answer to his late poem, called The thresher's labour. To which are added, the three wise sentences, taken from the first book of Esdras, ch. III. and IV. By Mary Collier, now a washer-woman, at Petersfield in Hempshire.The Women's Print History Project, 2019, title ID 24767, https://womensprinthistoryproject.com/title/24767. Accessed 2024-05-13. 

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