An historical account of the Old Peoples Hospital, commonly called the Trinity Hospital in Edinburgh : with arguments and motives pleading for assistance to pay off the present expensive reparations and to raise a fund for maintaining many more people : to which is subjoined, page 343, Proposals to raise a fund for the maintenance of orphans, educating them in religion and bringing them up to virtuous employments according to their different capacities under the title of a charity-bank /

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• An historical account of the Old Peoples Hospital, commonly called the Trinity Hospital in Edinburgh : with arguments and motives pleading for assistance to pay off the present expensive reparations and to raise a fund for maintaining many more people : to which is subjoined, page 343, Proposals to raise a fund for the maintenance of orphans, educating them in religion and bringing them up to virtuous employments according to their different capacities under the title of a charity-bank /
  by: Gairdner, Andrew
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