FLINDALL (J[ohn] M[orris]). The Complete Family Assistant; including economical hints on the use of provisions, fuel, &c., interesting observations and moral essays the most useful receipts, prescriptions and tables ; and approved methods for the preservation or restoration of health. A list of the London schools and charities ; an abstract of the laws relating to landlords, tenants, and pawnbrokers ; advice to tradesmen & farmers ; and every variety of information calculated to benefit the condition of the poor ; or connected with domestic economy.1813

London: Printed for J. M. Flindall, First edition, 12mo (190 x 110 mm), v, [1], 350pp., title page and preface lightly water stained, cot. boards, slight peeling to paper spine, uncut. John Morris Flindall was a dealer in prints and books and also published The amateur's pocket companion; or, A description of scarce and valuable engraved British portraits in 1813.