This important historical document provides an in-depth look at the charitable activities of Edward Colston, a prominent businessman and philanthropist in Bristol. It includes detailed information on the settlements he made for the maintenance of his Almshouse on St. Michael's-hill and his Hospital for the Maintenance and Education of Poor Boys on St. Augustine's-back. With clear explanations and revealing insights, this document is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of philanthropy and charity in Britain.

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