The Provost
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A long-serving municipal magistrate recounts his ascent from modest trade to repeated civic office and reflects on the duties, routines, and personal strategies of local government. Framed as an edited manuscript, the narrative blends practical advice, anecdotal sketches of townsfolk and councils, observations on social manners and civic improvements, and a quietly satirical moral perspective on small‑town politics.
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