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Daily life in French history: a fruit seller in 18th century Paris, France. Working class, poor, rustic, livelihood, during

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Daily life in French history: a fruit seller in 18th century Paris, France. Working class, poor, rustic, livelihood, during reign of Louis XV. Trade, tradesmen, commerce, merchandise. Fruitseller

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