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	[[File:Charles Hitchin.jpg\|thumb\|Hitchin in the pillory]]'''Charles Hitchin''' (or '''Charles Hitchen''', 1675–1727<ref>http://andrejkoymasky.com/liv/fam/bioh3/hitchi01.html</ref>) was a London Under City Marshal.		[[File:Charles Hitchin.jpg\|thumb\|Hitchin in the pillory]]'''Charles Hitchin''' (or '''Charles Hitchen''', 1675–1727<ref>http://andrejkoymasky.com/liv/fam/bioh3/hitchi01.html</ref>) was a London Under City Marshal.

	In 1727 he was convicted of ~~attempted~~ [[sodomy]] at a [[Molly House]]. Hitchin had abused his position of power to extort bribes from brothels and pickpockets to prevent arrest, and he particularly leaned on the thieves to make them fence their goods through him. Hitchin had frequently picked up soldiers for sex, but had eluded prosecution by the [[Society for the Reformation of Manners]].<ref>Matt Cook, ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'', page 82.</ref>		In 1727 he was convicted of [[attempted sodomy]] at a [[Molly House]]. Hitchin had abused his position of power to extort bribes from brothels and pickpockets to prevent arrest, and he particularly leaned on the thieves to make them fence their goods through him. Hitchin had frequently picked up soldiers for sex, but had eluded prosecution by the [[Society for the Reformation of Manners]].<ref>Matt Cook, ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'', page 82.</ref>

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	[[File:Charles Hitchin.jpg\|thumb\|Hitchin in the pillory]]'''Charles Hitchin''' (or '''Charles Hitchen''', 1675–1727<ref>http://andrejkoymasky.com/liv/fam/bioh3/hitchi01.html</ref>) was a London Under City Marshal.		[[File:Charles Hitchin.jpg\|thumb\|Hitchin in the pillory]]'''Charles Hitchin''' (or '''Charles Hitchen''', 1675–1727<ref>http://andrejkoymasky.com/liv/fam/bioh3/hitchi01.html</ref>) was a London Under City Marshal.

	In 1727 he was convicted of attempted [[sodomy]] at a [[Molly House]]. ~~Hitchen~~ had abused his position of power to extort bribes from brothels and pickpockets to prevent arrest, and he particularly leaned on the thieves to make them fence their goods through him. ~~Hitchen~~ had frequently picked up soldiers for sex, but had eluded prosecution by the [[Society for the Reformation of Manners]].<ref>Matt Cook, ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'', page 82.</ref>		In 1727 he was convicted of attempted [[sodomy]] at a [[Molly House]]. Hitchin had abused his position of power to extort bribes from brothels and pickpockets to prevent arrest, and he particularly leaned on the thieves to make them fence their goods through him. Hitchin had frequently picked up soldiers for sex, but had eluded prosecution by the [[Society for the Reformation of Manners]].<ref>Matt Cook, ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'', page 82.</ref>

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	'''Charles Hitchen''' was a London Under City Marshal.		[[File:Charles Hitchin.jpg\|thumb\|Hitchin in the pillory]]'''Charles Hitchin''' (or '''Charles Hitchen''', 1675–1727<ref>http://andrejkoymasky.com/liv/fam/bioh3/hitchi01.html</ref>) was a London Under City Marshal.

	In 1727 he was convicted of attempted [[sodomy]] at a [[Molly House]]. Hitchen had abused his position of power to extort bribes from brothels and pickpockets to prevent arrest, and he particularly leaned on the thieves to make them fence their goods through him. Hitchen had frequently picked up soldiers for sex, but had eluded prosecution by the [[Society for the Reformation of Manners]].<ref>Matt Cook, ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'', page 82.</ref>		In 1727 he was convicted of attempted [[sodomy]] at a [[Molly House]]. Hitchen had abused his position of power to extort bribes from brothels and pickpockets to prevent arrest, and he particularly leaned on the thieves to make them fence their goods through him. Hitchen had frequently picked up soldiers for sex, but had eluded prosecution by the [[Society for the Reformation of Manners]].<ref>Matt Cook, ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'', page 82.</ref>
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	'''Charles Hitchen''' was a London Under City Marshal. In ~~1727nhe~~ was convicted of attempted [[sodomy]] at a [[Molly House]]. Hitchen had abused his position of power to extort bribes from brothels and pickpockets to prevent arrest, and he particularly leaned on the thieves to make them fence their goods through him. Hitchen had frequently picked up soldiers for sex, but had eluded prosecution by the [[Society for the Reformation of Manners]].<ref>Matt Cook, ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'', page 82.</ref>		'''Charles Hitchen''' was a London Under City Marshal.

			In 1727 he was convicted of attempted [[sodomy]] at a [[Molly House]]. Hitchen had abused his position of power to extort bribes from brothels and pickpockets to prevent arrest, and he particularly leaned on the thieves to make them fence their goods through him. Hitchen had frequently picked up soldiers for sex, but had eluded prosecution by the [[Society for the Reformation of Manners]].<ref>Matt Cook, ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'', page 82.</ref>

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	'''Charles Hitchen''' was a London Under City Marshal. In 1727nhe was convicted of attempted [[sodomy]] at a [[Molly House]]. Hitchen had abused his position of power to extort bribes from brothels and pickpockets to prevent arrest, and he particularly leaned on the thieves to make them fence their goods through him. Hitchen had frequently picked up soldiers for sex, but had eluded prosecution by the [[Society for the Reformation of Manners]].<ref>Matt Cook, ''[A Gay History of Britain]]'', page 82.</ref>		'''Charles Hitchen''' was a London Under City Marshal. In 1727nhe was convicted of attempted [[sodomy]] at a [[Molly House]]. Hitchen had abused his position of power to extort bribes from brothels and pickpockets to prevent arrest, and he particularly leaned on the thieves to make them fence their goods through him. Hitchen had frequently picked up soldiers for sex, but had eluded prosecution by the [[Society for the Reformation of Manners]].<ref>Matt Cook, ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'', page 82.</ref>

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	'''Charles Hitchen''' was a London Under City Marshal. In 1727nhe was convicted of attempted [[sodomy]] at a [[Molly House]]. Hitchen had abused his position of power to extort bribes from brothels and pickpockets to prevent arrest, and he particularly leaned on the thieves to make them fence their goods through him. Hitchen had frequently picked up soldiers for sex, but had eluded prosecution by the [[Society for the Reformation of Manners]].<ref>Matt Cook, ''[A Gay History of Britain]], page 82.</ref>		'''Charles Hitchen''' was a London Under City Marshal. In 1727nhe was convicted of attempted [[sodomy]] at a [[Molly House]]. Hitchen had abused his position of power to extort bribes from brothels and pickpockets to prevent arrest, and he particularly leaned on the thieves to make them fence their goods through him. Hitchen had frequently picked up soldiers for sex, but had eluded prosecution by the [[Society for the Reformation of Manners]].<ref>Matt Cook, ''[A Gay History of Britain]]'', page 82.</ref>

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'''Charles Hitchen''' was a London Under City Marshal. In 1727nhe was convicted of attempted [[sodomy]] at a [[Molly House]]. Hitchen had abused his position of power to extort bribes from brothels and pickpockets to prevent arrest, and he particularly leaned on the thieves to make them fence their goods through him. Hitchen had frequently picked up soldiers for sex, but had eluded prosecution by the [[Society for the Reformation of Manners]].<ref>Matt Cook, ''[A Gay History of Britain]], page 82.</ref>

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