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Yet , Poplar has not always been as it is to - day . Within the memory of many
living persons Poplar was a quiet , respectable district , full of decent working
people who earned a good livelihood in the then flourishing mills , factories ,
railways ...
Yet , Poplar has not always been as it is to - day . Within the memory of many
living persons Poplar was a quiet , respectable district , full of decent working
people who earned a good livelihood in the then flourishing mills , factories ,
railways ...
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would compare with anything in Poplar . While the people of Poplar have good
work at their doors in the railway , docks , and factories . . . the Fulham people
have to go to a distance to their work . In Poplar there is far more work , and
wellpaid ...
would compare with anything in Poplar . While the people of Poplar have good
work at their doors in the railway , docks , and factories . . . the Fulham people
have to go to a distance to their work . In Poplar there is far more work , and
wellpaid ...
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The financial position of Poplar is peculiar , and very advantageous to the
borough . The statement of the M . C . P . F . for the half year ending Sept . 30 ,
1927 , shows that for a payment into the Fund of 53 , 6051 . , Poplar receives
back 304 ...
The financial position of Poplar is peculiar , and very advantageous to the
borough . The statement of the M . C . P . F . for the half year ending Sept . 30 ,
1927 , shows that for a payment into the Fund of 53 , 6051 . , Poplar receives
back 304 ...
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| Title | The Quarterly Review, 252. köide |
| Contributors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1929 |
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