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I was one of Britain's last foundlings

Joanna Moorhead

2014

This article is about Tom Mackenzie who spent most of his childhood in the Foundling Hospital, a charity run on strict Victorian values that brought up children born outside marriage. He was one of the last to be admitted – and one of the last to leave. Tom, at the time of the article, was running a keycutting business in Plymouth.

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