Saving London's Abandoned Babies in the Eighteenth Century: Thomas Coram's Foundling Hospital By Gudrun Limbrick Material:Soft Cover Ainsley finds herself driven down

Ainsley finds herself driven down a path of paranoia and fear

author of The Girl Who Fell and The Rattled Bones

Abducted at eighteen

she discovers to her dismay that her cousin has his own ideas about his perfect mate

For years she was told to fear this man

Saving London's Abandoned Babies in the Eighteenth Century: Thomas Coram's Foundling Hospital By Gudrun Limbrick Material:Soft Cover Ainsley finds herself driven downIn London, as the eighteenth century began, there had been significant recovery from the Great Plague and the Great Fire in the past three decades. Tracts of the city had been rebuilt and the population was growing once more. The city, largely through Englands success in battles at sea, was taking centre stage in Europe and, critically, through taking the lions share of the lands of the New World of America and snatching slave trading rights in West