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2a
Why did Thomas Tatham write the letter?
2b
List all the things that he claimed were wrong with the Huddersfield
Workhouse?
2c
Was Thomas Tatham qualified to make comments on the workhouse?
Look back
at source 1
2d
Is Thomas Tatham complaining about the same things that were mentioned in
the Overseers' Report?
2e Had
the conditions in the workhouse improved after the Overseers' Report in
May 1847?
Look back at source
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This is another letter, which
was sent in June 1847 by Thomas Tatham to the Chairman of the Board of
Guardians in Huddersfield. Thomas Tatham was the Medical Officer for the
north of Huddersfield who had already complained about the workhouse a
number of times.
(Catalogue ref: MH 12/15070) |
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