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CORAM, THOMAS (16681751) , English philanthropist, was born at Lyme Regis, Dorset. He began life as a seaman, and rose to the position of merchant captain. He settled at Taunton, Massachusetts, for several years engaging there in farming and boat-building, and in 1703 returned to England. His acquaintance with the destitute East
condition of the children there, inspired him with the idea of providing a refuge
establishment
hospital
hospital
settlement
annuity
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