In seventeenth-century England, ___________ were assistants to the constables and walked the streets removing vagrants.

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Beadles were assistants to the constables and had various duties, including patrolling the streets to remove vagrants. Deputies were assistants to sheriffs, marshals were responsible for enforcing court orders, and roamers is not a term commonly associated with law enforcement in seventeenth-century England.

In Seventeenth-Century England, ___________ Were Assistants to the Constables and Walked