Medical care for pauper mothers and their infants. poor law provision and local demand in east London, 1870-19291

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• Infant death, child care and the state

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• Introduction

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• Health visitors and child health

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• Death in Childbirth

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• Model Mothers

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• The Politics of Motherhood

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• Dear Old Mother Levy's

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• On Maternal and Infant Mortality 1900-1960

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• The historical geography of the workhouse system in England and Wales, 1834–1883

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• Paupers or Patients? Obstacles to Professionalization in the Poor Law Medical Service Before 1914

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• Women and the Poor Law in Victorian and Edwardian England

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• The Poor and the City

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• Locality, Politics, and Culture; Poplar in the 1920s

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• The Reports of the Poor Law Commission

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