"Anecdotes of the Manners and Customs of Eighteenth-Century London; Volume 2 (of 2), Including Charity, Debauchery, Clothing, and Other Entertainments" is a fascinating journey through time that offers the reader a unique opportunity for an in-depth study of the cultural and social milieu of Enlightenment London. Author James Peller Malcolm collects and presents anecdotes that reflect various aspects of the life of Londoners of the era - from charity and carnival entertainment to the fashions of the year and the sins of the city. This book is an important document that helps to better understand the socio-cultural stereotypes and values of 18th century London through the lens of humor and satire. Thanks to the author's careful research, the reader can enjoy colorful pictures of the everyday life of the famous metropolis, which help to imagine the times of the past and immerse themselves in the world of long-forgotten traditions and customs. "Anecdotes about the manners and customs of London of the 18th century" is an invitation to travel through time, which will reveal to the reader a unique world of the past and allow a better understanding and appreciation of the heritage of past generations."