Voices of the poor : selections from the Morning Chronicle "Labour and the poor" (1849-1850)

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Voices of the poor : selections from the Morning Chronicle "Labour and the poor" (1849-1850)

by Henry Mayhew ; edited, and with an introduction by Anne Humpherys

(Cass library of Victorian times, no. 10)

Cass, 1971

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"Selections from those of Henry Mayhew's letters to the Morning chronicle which did not subsequently appear in his four-volume survey, London labour and the London poor."

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First Published in 1971. This is a collection of the influential letters (or articles) on the 'Labour and the Poor' written by Henry Mayhew for the Morning Chronicle as part of his contributions to the papers' survey of conditions among the lower classes. Charles Kingsley and the Christian Socialists pressed for sanitation reform because of Mayhew's revelations about Jacob's Island, a slum in south London.

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INTRODUCTION I LONDON II UNSKILLED WORKERS III SKILLED WORKERS IV MERCHANT MARINES V TIMBER TRADE APPENDIX: Chronological List of Morning Chronicle Letters

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