Great Canadian Expectations, The Middlemore Experience

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Great Canadian Expectations, The Middlemore ExperienceBy Dr. Patricia Roberts Pichette Over 100,000 neglected or homeless and often unwanted children from Britain were settled in Canada between 1869 and 1948 by more than 50 British juvenile emigration agencies. Middlemore Children's experiences mainly positive Some emigration agencies have been accused of having acted more in their own interest than the childrens, leaving the latter open to abuse. A common belief has evolved that these children were

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