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98 reviewsISBN 10: 0230542425
ISBN 13: 9780230542426
Author: J McEwan, P Sharpe
Chapter 1: The Context: Population, Poverty, and Policy
This chapter sets the stage by examining demographic changes, the extent of poverty, and the evolving policies of the Poor Law in England during the period.
Chapter 2: Living with Kin and Household Headship
Explores the living arrangements of the poor within family units, focusing on households headed by men, women, or widows.
Chapter 3: Lodging and Boarding
Analyzes the prevalence and nature of lodging and boarding arrangements, where individuals or families lived in a household headed by another person, often a landlord.
Chapter 4: Institutional Provision: The Workhouse
A detailed look at the workhouse system, its evolution from the 17th to the 19th century, and the experience of those forced to live in it.
Chapter 5: Institutional Provision: The Almshouse
Examines the role of charitable almshouses as a form of accommodation for the aged and deserving poor.
Chapter 6: Other Forms of Institutional Provision
Covers other types of collective living arrangements, such as hospitals, parish houses, and private charitable institutions.
Chapter 7: The Industrial Revolution and the Housing of the Poor
Focuses on the impact of industrialization and urbanization on the housing and living conditions of the poor in cities and new industrial towns.
Chapter 8: Housing and the Individual Life-Course
Traces how housing and living arrangements changed for the poor as they moved through different stages of life, from childhood to old age.
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Tags: J McEwan, P Sharpe, Accommodating, Poverty