Thomas Coram The Man Who Saved Children
By Harriet Amos and Alice Mayers
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Discover the inspiring story of Thomas Coram, an 18th-century sea captain who, appalled by the sight of abandoned children on London's streets, dedicated 17 years to establish the Foundling Hospital in 1739. This pioneering institution provided shelter, education, and hope to thousands of vulnerable children, laying the foundation for modern child welfare. Through Coram's unwavering determination and compassion, learn how one man's vision transformed the lives of countless children and left a lasting legacy.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2006
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