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Annals of the Poor

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Annals of the Poor
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Annals of the Poor, first published in 1814 by the Religious Tract Society (scan?), is a collection of some of Legh Richmond's stories about life in rural England that he originally wrote as tracts. These stories include "The Dairyman's Daughter", "The Negro Servant", "The Young Cottager", "The Cottage Conversation", and "A Visit to the Infirmary".

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Versions of Annals of the Poor include:

Annals of the Poor (1829, London) (transcription project)
Annals of the Poor (1829, Boston) (external scan)
Annals of the Poor (1830) IA
Annals of the Poor (1841) (start transcription)
Annals of the Poor (1847) IA
Annals of the Poor (1850) (start transcription)
Annals of the Poor (1861) (external scan)
Annals of the Poor (1864) IA
Annals of the Poor (1868) IA
Annals of the Poor (1886) (external scan), with a memoir by James Steven Stallybrass
Annals of the Poor (1899) IA
Annals of the Poor (date unknown) (external scan), published by the American Tract Society
Annals of the Poor (date unknown) IA, published by the Presbyterian Board of Publication

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