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The speech of John Trusty : aged eleven years, a poor boy belonging to the workhouse of the Corporation for the Poor of the City of London, to Her Sacred Majesty Queen Anne, upon h...

by Trusty, John
Published 1702

printed for R. Johnson near Bishopsgate

Subjects: “...Poor children / England / London / Early works to 1800...”

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The speech of John Trusty : aged eleven years

by Trusty, John
Published 1702

Printed for A. Baldwin

Subjects: “...Poor children / England / London / Early works to 1800...”

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[Begin] Whereas about Christmas 1698/9 a charity-school was erected in the Broad-Sanctuary in the parish of St. Margaret, Westminster, for the sober and religious education of poor...

Published 1702

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Subjects: “...Poor children / England / London / Early works to 1800...”

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A letter to every housekeeper in London, on behalf of Parochial Industry Schools, for every child who has no other opportunity of receiving any instruction in the several duties of...

by Citizen of the world
Published 1792

Printed for J.F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-Yard

Subjects: “...Poor children / England / London / Early works to 1800...”

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A short account of the work-house belonging to the President and Governours for the Poor in Bishopsgate-street, London

Published 1702

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Subjects: “...Poor children / England / London / Early works to 1800...”

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An account of the Corporation for the Poor of London : shewing the nature, usefulness, and management of the work-house in Bishopsgate-Street

Published 1713

Printed for Joseph Downing

Subjects: “...Poor children / England / London / Early works to 1800...”

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A short state and representation of the proceedings of the President and Governours for the Poor of the City of London for the year 1701

Published 1702

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Subjects: “...Poor children / England / London / Early works to 1800...”