An edition of A plea for the poor of Scotland (1841)

A plea for the poor of Scotland

and for an enquiry into their condition : being the substance of two lectures read before the Philosophical Institution of Paisley, February 1841.

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An edition of A plea for the poor of Scotland (1841)

A plea for the poor of Scotland

and for an enquiry into their condition : being the substance of two lectures read before the Philosophical Institution of Paisley, February 1841.

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Published by Alex. Gardner
Language
English
Pages
36

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Subjects
Poor, Poor laws
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Scotland

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A plea for the poor of Scotland: and for an enquiry into their condition : being the substance of two lectures read before the Philosophical Institution of Paisley, February 1841.
1841, Published by Alex. Gardner
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36 p.
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