Memoir of Thomas Cranfield of London
Memoir of Thomas Cranfield of London
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This work occupied him and his son for several weeks; and at the close of the inquiry, he found that he had rather under than over-stated the numbers. In some houses two and even three families were found occu- pying one room; and in some of the lodging- houses there were nearly one hundred inmates, of whom very few indeed were able to read. These lodging-houses were kept principally for the use of poor travellers; but in some of the better regulated of them, there were a great many constant re...sidents, who paid from two to three-pence per day for their accommodation. Some idea of the magnitude of this undertaking, and the state of the popu- 166 MEMOIR OF lation in this district, may be obtained from the perusal of the following document which he addressed to a friend: — "Dear Sir, — The statement that I made at the teachers' meeting, having been denied, I thought it my duty to go round the neighbor- hood again, and to be a little more minute in my inquiries, and the result fully establishes the facts then made known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This work occupied him and his son for several weeks; and at the close of the inquiry, he found that he had rather under than over-stated the numbers. In some houses two and even three families were found occu- pying one room; and in some of the lodging- houses there were nearly one hundred inmates, of whom very few indeed were able to read. These lodging-houses were kept principally for the use of poor travellers; but in some of the better regulated of them, there were a great many constant re...sidents, who paid from two to three-pence per day for their accommodation. Some idea of the magnitude of this undertaking, and the state of the popu- 166 MEMOIR OF lation in this district, may be obtained from the perusal of the following document which he addressed to a friend: — "Dear Sir, — The statement that I made at the teachers' meeting, having been denied, I thought it my duty to go round the neighbor- hood again, and to be a little more minute in my inquiries, and the result fully establishes the facts then made known.
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