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CHILDREN OF EMPIRE

The alignments of church, state and family in the creation of mobile children

Janet Fink
Pages 847-865 | Published online: 03 Sep 2007

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Johanne Devlin Trew. (2009) Migration in childhood and its impact on national identity construction among migrants from Northern Ireland. Irish Studies Review 17:3, pages 297-314.
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Eloise Moss, Charlotte Wildman & Ruth Lamont. (2020) Reintegrating agency, regulation and the economy into histories of child emigration from North West England to Canada, 1860–1930. History Compass 19:1.
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Mary Orr. (2012) Reflections on a British ‘Re-civilising’ Mission: Sarah (Bowdich) Lee's Playing at Settlers, or the Faggot House . International Research in Children's Literature 5:2, pages 135-150.
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