...jurisdiction, their wives and children, military officers or soldiers, or any other whose education or employment have been above the ordinary degree, or...estates have been considerable, though now decayed, or who were not worth two hundred pounds, no person should transgress this law under penalty of ten...

...apparel to any military officer or soldier in time of military service. It also extended it to "any other whose education and employment have been above the...estates have been considerable though now decayed." The meaner sort were not pleased with this arbitrary discrimination, but their wishes or feelings did...

...wearing of apparel, or any settled military officer ... or any other whose education and employments have been above the ordinary degree, or whose estates have been considerable, though now decayed." Taken as a whole, the legislation may be seen as a frontal attack on the problem of mobility. And the...

...military officer or soldier in the time of military service, or any other whose education and employments have been above the ordinary degree, or whose estates have been considerable, though now decayed. In 1958 I attended a bankers conference in Columbia, Missouri, in which one group firmly believed that...

...of apparel, or any settled military officer or soldier in the time of military service, or any other whose education and employment have been above the ordinary degree, or whose estate have been considerable, though now decayed. The last stipulation made the enforcement of the...