Published by SSP Publications, 2021 6th printing softcover. Book Condition: Like New. 146 pages.

Brenda Thompson's poignant treatise on the treatment of the poor in Nova Scotia and the evolution of private and government-subsidized poor houses. None of these 32 buildings remain. This is a very important book that makes us pause and ask serious questions.

Brenda Thompson has been an anti-poverty activist and writer for more than 30 years. She holds a master's degree in Sociology from Acadia University and, as a former 'welfare mother' and lifetime low wage earner, she has lived with poverty issues firsthand. Living in the Annapolis Royal area of Nova Scotia, she has discovered a passion for local history.

ISBN: 9780986873355

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