(1995). Sin, organized charity and the Poor Law in Victorian England. Basingstoke: Macmillan.Humphreys, Robert. (1995). Sin, Organised Charity and the Poor Law in Victorian England. London: Routledge.Humphreys, R., Sin, Organised Charity and the Poor Law in Victorian England, 1995...
Because Hardy was a part of the burgeoning skeptical, scientific milieu of Victorian England, I chose Darwinism and natural selection as the primary lenses... Laluna,Gregory - 《University of Delaware》 被引量: 0发表: 2012年 Between Texts: The Resonant Fictions of Sarah Waters Limited, too, ...
Engendering Relief: Women, Ablebodiedness, and the New Poor Law in Early Victorian England. Marjorie LEVINE-CLARK, "Engendering Relief: Women, Ablebodiedness, and the New Poor Law in Early Victorian England" Journal of Women's History - Volume... Levine-Clark,Marjorie - 《Journal of Womens ...
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The worsening living & working conditions, the mass unemployment & the new Poor Law of 1834 with its workhouse system finally gave 19、rise to the Chartist Movement (1836-1848).During the next twenty years, England settled down to a time of prosperity & relative stability. The middle-class...
Poor Law Poor Law-- The The Victorian answer to Victorian answer to poverty was enacted in poverty was enacted in 1834. Regional 1834. Regional workhouses were created workhouses were created so the poor could apply so the poor could apply ...
theIndustrialRevolutionsoongearedup开动准备好.Towardsthemid-century,Englandhadreacheditshighestpointofdevelopmentasaworldpower.Andyetbeneaththegreatprosperity&richness,thereexistedwidespreadpoverty&wretchednessamongtheworkingclass.Theworseningliving&workingconditions,themassunemployment&thenewPoorLaw济贫法of1834withits...
Sunday newspaper reading was even found in the Preston workhouse, as reported by one of the Poor Law Guardians, William Howitt, a surgeon, who disapproved of this replacement of an older spiritual routine by a newer secular one: on Sunday morning last […] instead of finding service being co...
Childhood & Death in Victorian England By Sarah Seaton The Victorian era was a deadly one, but especially for children. Infanticide rates were horrifyingly high. Childhood poverty was rampant, and things were made all the harder by lack of education, unsanitary living conditions, child labor, and...