Helen Bosanquet
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 983922 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Helen Bosanquet |
| PRENOMES | Helen |
| SOBRENOME | Bosanquet |
| ASSINATURA | BOSANQUET H |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 36 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 76 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 36 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1896 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1987 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
"Britain's "Two Nations
Free Trade and Peace in the Nineteenth Century
The Race for the Chinaman's Nightcap
Housing Conditions in London
Women in Industry
Round About a Pound a Week
From 1909 to 1913, undaunted by the proposition that a 'bi-weekly visit to Lambeth is like a plunge into Hades', the Fabian Women's Group recorded the daily budgets of thirty families there. In 1913 they published this unique record in Round About a Pound a Week. We learn about family life, births, marriages and deaths; of grinding work carried out on a diet of little more than bread, jam and margarine. We learn how they coped with damp, vermin a…
The Child Labor Policy of New Jersey
National Conference on the Prevention of Destitution
Women and Labour
Child Problems
Social Forces
The Historical Basis of English Poor-Law Policy
Where Shall She Live
The Infant, the Parent, and the State
A History of English Philanthropy. From the Dissolution of the Monasteries to the taking of the First Census
IN the early part of the sixteenth century the devout people of London, as well men as women, were accustomed, especially on Fridays, to walk out of the city and along the pleasant road by the Houndsditch, where there was then a row of small two-storied houses with gardens in the rear.The inmates made preparation for these periodic visits, " every poor man or woman lying in their bed within their window, which was towards the street, open so low …
Modern Methods of Charity
The Danish Poor Relief System
Poverty
Subdivision and Education in Charity
The Strength of the People
Introductory.--The economic aim.--The statesman's question.--The source of poverty.--The remedy.--Progress during the nineteenth century.--The economic importance of the family.--The children.--The aged.--Work and wages.--Conclusion.--Index
Life and Labour of the People in London
Charity and the Poor Law
A Study in Women's Wages
The Case for the Factory Acts
People and Houses
Round About a Pound a Week
From 1909 to 1913, undaunted by the proposition that a 'bi-weekly visit to Lambeth is like a plunge into Hades', the Fabian Women's Group recorded the daily budgets of thirty families there. In 1913 they published this unique record in Round About a Pound a Week. We learn about family life, births, marriages and deaths; of grinding work carried out on a diet of little more than bread, jam and margarine. We learn how they coped with damp, vermin a…
Friendly Visiting among the Poor; a Handbook for Charity Workers
to tracing this gradual development of interest in the poor and unfortunate, he would find, of course, that facts have a tantalizing way of moving in zigzags whenever one is anxious that they should move forward in a straight line; but he would probably find also that, in the earlier attempts of the novel writer to pict- ure the poor, they were drawn as mere pup- pets on which the richly endowed heroes and heroines exercised their benevolence.Ver…
Women and Labour
Modern Methods of Charity
A History of English Philanthropy. From the Dissolution of the Monasteries to the taking of the First Census
IN the early part of the sixteenth century the devout people of London, as well men as women, were accustomed, especially on Fridays, to walk out of the city and along the pleasant road by the Houndsditch, where there was then a row of small two-storied houses with gardens in the rear.The inmates made preparation for these periodic visits, " every poor man or woman lying in their bed within their window, which was towards the street, open so low …
The Strength of the People
Introductory.--The economic aim.--The statesman's question.--The source of poverty.--The remedy.--Progress during the nineteenth century.--The economic importance of the family.--The children.--The aged.--Work and wages.--Conclusion.--Index
The Standard of Life and other Studies
Life in West London
Free Trade and Peace in the Nineteenth Century
Housing Conditions in London
National Conference on the Prevention of Destitution
The Historical Basis of English Poor-Law Policy
People and Houses
Poor-Laws of Massachusetts and New York
The Burden of Small Debts
Poor-Laws of Massachusetts and New York
The Lines of Industrial Conflict
Life in West London
The State and Charity
Children under the Poor Law
The Standard of Life and other Studies
The Children's Labour Question
Our Treatment of the Poor
Friendly Visiting among the Poor; a Handbook for Charity Workers
to tracing this gradual development of interest in the poor and unfortunate, he would find, of course, that facts have a tantalizing way of moving in zigzags whenever one is anxious that they should move forward in a straight line; but he would probably find also that, in the earlier attempts of the novel writer to pict- ure the poor, they were drawn as mere pup- pets on which the richly endowed heroes and heroines exercised their benevolence.Ver…
The Development of Thrift
People and Houses
The Case for the Factory Acts
Charity and the Poor Law
A Study in Women's Wages
The Strength of the People
Introductory.--The economic aim.--The statesman's question.--The source of poverty.--The remedy.--Progress during the nineteenth century.--The economic importance of the family.--The children.--The aged.--Work and wages.--Conclusion.--Index
Life and Labour of the People in London
Subdivision and Education in Charity
Modern Methods of Charity
The Danish Poor Relief System
Poverty
A History of English Philanthropy. From the Dissolution of the Monasteries to the taking of the First Census
IN the early part of the sixteenth century the devout people of London, as well men as women, were accustomed, especially on Fridays, to walk out of the city and along the pleasant road by the Houndsditch, where there was then a row of small two-storied houses with gardens in the rear.The inmates made preparation for these periodic visits, " every poor man or woman lying in their bed within their window, which was towards the street, open so low …
The Infant, the Parent, and the State
Social Forces
The Historical Basis of English Poor-Law Policy
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