Boarding-Out of Pauper Children, Under the Order of the Poor Law Board, of 25Th November, 1870. Copy of Correspondence Between the Guardians of the Whitechapel Union and the Local Government Board

This collection of correspondence sheds light on the complex and controversial practice of boarding out pauper children in 19th century England. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of welfare reform and the struggles faced by the most vulnerable members of society.

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