Publisher's Synopsis
The Trinity Hospital in Mile End is an inspiring historical account of one of London's most iconic charitable institutions. Founded in the fourteenth century, the Trinity Hospital served as a refuge for the sick and poor, and a symbol of hope and compassion for generations of Londoners. With detailed descriptions of the daily life and operations of the hospital, as well as its place in the wider context of British history, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of philanthropy and social justice.
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