Poverty, philanthropy & social conditions in Victorian Britain. Material from the Senate House Library, UK, 1678-1937 1830-1910

Published:: Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew Digital, 2020.
Physical Description:: online resource : illustrations (black and white, and colour)
Additional Creators:: Adam Matthew Digital (Firm)

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Summary:

The Family Welfare Association Library material housed at Senate House Library provides an insight into various topics of contemporary welfare and social considerations during the period. This resource includes a wide selection of the Family Welfare Association Library's pamphlets, reports, articles, periodicals and printed books, covering topics such as education, foster care, cooperative societies, trade unions, prison reform, housing, sanitation, public health, disability, and the Poor Laws in the nineteenth and early twentieth-century.

Subject(s):

Family Welfare Association (Great Britain)—History—19th century—Sources
Poor families—Services for—Great Britain—History—19th century—Sources
Poor—Services for—Great Britain—History—19th century—Sources
Great Britain—Social conditions—19th century—Sources

Audience Notes:

Specialized.

Location of Originals:

Sentate House Library, UK

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