The Report Of The General Committee For Directing Managing And Transacting The Business Affairs Estate And Effects Of The Corporation Of The Governors And Guardians Of The Hospital For The Maintenance And Education Of Exposed And Deserted Young.

This report details the activities of the General Committee responsible for managing the Foundling Hospital in London. The Foundling Hospital was established to care for abandoned children. This historical document provides insights into the hospital's financial affairs, management practices, and its role in providing care and education to vulnerable children in 18th-century London. It offers a valuable primary source for understanding social welfare practices and the history of child care in England.

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