Book Review: A childhood lost to systematic neglect and institutional abuse

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John Cameron, aka Boy 11963: a story of abuse, institutions and a search for the past

John Cameron, aka Boy 11963: a story of abuse, institutions and a search for the past

Sat, 12 Jun, 2021 - 21:00
Tina Neylon

  • Boy 11963
  • John Cameron with Kathryn Rogers 
  • Hachette Ireland €14.99 

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