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fry

Fish hatchlings that have attached yolk sacs.
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Meanwhile, a resident at the Elizabeth Fry flats said he believed one of his neighbours was involved in the horror - and just hours before had asked him where he could hire a large van.
She led the group of38, which included several of Elizabeth Fry's nurses.
People are impressed by Elizabeth Fry but it is the help that was given to that little boy that moves me because you can see the result that passed down the generations, and all of those lives that have been made better."
As Florence Nightingale is no longer seen as a role model in some parts of the world, demands have arisen, for example by the British public sector union UNISON, to transfer this day on another date.[2] 21 May, the birthday of Elizabeth Fry (1780-1845), has been suggested.
In fact, we've heard quite the opposite will happen," said Wat, referring to testimony from witnesses, including the John Howard and Elizabeth Fry societies, as well as the Office of the Correctional Investigator.
Unfortunately his 'narrative path' says relatively little about the main lines of the history of 19th- and 20th-century prisons and their inmates: thus the inputs of Joshua Jebb and Sir Edmund Du Cane get much less attention than that of Elizabeth Fry although, sadly or otherwise, theirs were much more important for the everyday lives of ordinary prisoners.
Elizabeth Fry Society-Kaye Healey Homes, a $615,000 project sponsored by the Elizabeth Homes Society of Kingston, ON, will create six units for families and single people in Kingston.
The program's equality advisory committee consisted of representatives from feminist groups such as Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies (an affiliate of the NAC), the National Association of Women and the Law, and LEAF.
Elizabeth Fry was one of the foremost reformers in an age of reformers and visionaries.
Elizabeth Fry; a Quaker life; selected letters and writings.
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