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Jim McCrory
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Reflections from the Necropolis on the Loss of Children
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Reflections from the Necropolis on the Loss of Children
Friday 20 June 2025 at 11:50
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Edited by Jim McCrory, Saturday 28 June 2025 at 19:38
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“Those places most densely inhabited, by the poorest of the people, have suffered most severely. The epidemic, having once got into a densely crowded land or close, never ceased until it had visited every house, and in many of the houses every inmate.”
—
Doctor Robert Perry
Tags: The loss of children, Glasgow history, The Glasgow Necropolis, what hope for for children brought to the grave.
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