An edition of Some account of the origin of the Girls' charity school in york, of the regulations introduced by the Ladies' committee in 1786, and of the success by which these regulations have been attended (1810)

Some account of the origin of the Girls' charity school in york, of the regulations introduced by the Ladies' committee in 1786, and of the success by which these regulations have been attended

demonstrated in the number of girls educated, in the quality of work done, and in the general oeconomy of the plans pursued : addressed to her fellow-citizens

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An edition of Some account of the origin of the Girls' charity school in york, of the regulations introduced by the Ladies' committee in 1786, and of the success by which these regulations have been attended (1810)

Some account of the origin of the Girls' charity school in york, of the regulations introduced by the Ladies' committee in 1786, and of the success by which these regulations have been attended

demonstrated in the number of girls educated, in the quality of work done, and in the general oeconomy of the plans pursued : addressed to her fellow-citizens

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Printed by W. Blanchard and son
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35

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Poor, Education, Women, Grey Coat School (York, England)

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England, York

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Some account of the origin of the Girls' charity school in york, of the regulations introduced by the Ladies' committee in 1786, and of the success by which these regulations have been attended: demonstrated in the number of girls educated, in the quality of work done, and in the general oeconomy of the plans pursued : addressed to her fellow-citizens
1810, Printed by W. Blanchard and son
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35 p.
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OL50204596M
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