Annual report of the Halifax Poor Man's Friend Society
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Notice bibliographique du document
- Titre
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Halifax Poor Man's Friend Society author
Annual report of the Halifax Poor Man's Friend Society - Adresse bibliographique
- [Halifax, N.S.] : [Halifax Poor Man's Friend Society], 1822-[182-]
- Identificateur
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oocihm.8_02384
8_02384 - Sujet
- Halifax Poor Man's Friend Society
- Document original
- Electronic resource:
- Notes
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Printer varies.
"The Halifax Poor Man's Friend Society was founded 17 February 1820 by a group of local business and professional men who aimed to "...relieve the wants of the numerous poor, and destroy the system of public begging". Society members regularly visited the poor to examine their state of need and offer assistance in the form of money, food, supplies, or employment. By 1822, money was discontinued as a standard form of relief. In 1823, the society opened a soup kitchen to meet the increased demand for relief. Faced with public criticism and declining funds, the society disbanded on 16 February 1827." Cf. https://memoryns.ca/halifax-poor-mans-friend-society
Issues reproduced: 1821-1824.
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1 online resource
Began publication with Second (1821) - Collection
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Publications annuelles
Publications en série : périodiques, publications annuelles et journaux - Langue
- anglais
- URL
- https://www.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.8_02384