Publisher's Synopsis
First published in 1863, this volume provides a history of Edinburgh's United Industrial School, which was established to provide education and vocational training to the city's underprivileged youth. This book offers a fascinating look at the ways in which philanthropy and social reform intersected in Victorian-era Scotland.
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