From Attic Books (ABAC, ILAB), London, ON, Canada
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About this Item
23 cm one-sided page has vertical crease with tear in bottom half, some staining to edges, tiny chips in lower edge. The first systematic emigration of destitute British children was organized in the 1830s by the Children's Friend Society, which sent about 141 children to the Canadas from 1833 to 1836. This circular from their offices at 3 Exeter Hall, Strand, London, states intention to send children to Canada as servants. Seller Inventory # 140598
Bibliographic Details
Title: Children's Friend Society circular
Publisher: December 10, 1833, London
Publication Date: 1833
Condition: Fair
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