Author: STALLARD JH
Title: London Pauperism amongst Jews and Christians: An Inquiry into the Principles and Practice of Out-Door Relief in the Metropolis and the Result upon the Moral and Physical Condition of the Pauper Class
Description: London, Saunders, Otley, and Co. 1867 xii, 327pp, tables 23x16, black library binding, paper spine label Nicely rebound, library stamps on title page, very good thus. Stallard was a medical reformer, who wrote a number of books about the shocking conditions that the poor found themselves in - a study published a year earlier of workhouses for women was particularly powerful. This book is dedicated to Charlotte de Rothschild, who was a patron of many charities interested in education and alleviating poverty.

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