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Chips: An Anecdote of the Irish Poor Law
Author
P. Dowdall
Genre
Prose: Snippet
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Subjects
Ireland—Social Conditions
Law; Lawyers; Justice; Courts; Trials
Poverty; Poor Laws—Great Britain; Workhouses—Great Britain
Details
Index
Other Details
Printed :
19/10/1850
Journal :
Household Words
Volume :
Volume II
Magazine :
No. 30
Office Book Notes
Memo
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Columns
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Payment
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