Henry Woodcock Knihy

A memoir of the British mariner and adventurer Thomas Crisp, who helped transform the fishing industry and rescue sailors in peril along the Humber River.

This book provides a history of Gipsies, explores their origin, capabilities, manners, and customs, and suggests ways for their reformation and conversion. The book discusses the challenges that the Gipsies faced in England and elsewhere, and the ways in which they were discriminated against. This is an insightful and compassionate book that sheds light on a marginalized and misunderstood group of people.