The English Poor Law, 1780-1930
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction.
- Part 1:The Reform of the Old Poor Law.
- 1 - Sir William Young. The Parish Workhouse.
- 2 - Thomas Gilbert. Gilbert's Act.
- 3 - The Renoval Act.
- 4 - Rev. David Davies. The State of the Labourer (1795).
- 5 - Sir F.M. Eden. The Speenhamland Scale (1795).
- 6- Samuel Whitbread. A Minimum Wage.
- 7 - Sir F.M. Eden. Pitt's Scheme for Poor-Law Reform.
- 8 - The Magistrate's Powers of Relief.
- 9 - Select Committee on Poor Rate Returns. The Rising Cost of Relief.
- Critics of the Poor Law.
- 10A - Sir F.M. Eden. The State of the Poor.
- 10B - Rev. T.R. Malthus. Essay on Population.
- 10C - Patrick Colquhoun. A Treatise on Indigence.
- 10D - The Committee of 1817. Report.
- The Abuses of Poor Relief.
- 11A - A Select Committee on Labourers' Wages. The Allowance System.
- 11B - Samuel Makin & John Robinson. Industrial Speenhamland.
- 11C - Rev. Phillip Hunt. The Roundsman System.
- 11D - Thomas Bowyer. The Labour Rate.
- 11E - Henry Boyce. An Aunction of Paupers.
- 11F- J.D. Tweety. Labour on the Roads.
- 11G- Select Committee on the Employment or Relief of Able Bodied Persons. The Brad Scale.
- 11H - Asst Commissioner Walcott. The Overseers.
- 12 - Thomas Smart. The State of the Labourer (1824).
- The Reform of the Poor Law.
- 13A - W.D. Evans. Poor Law Administration in Manchester.
- 13B- Sturges Bourne's Act.
- 13C - Lister Ellis. A Stricter Relief System.
- 13D - R. J.T. Becher.The Anit Pauper System.
- Part 2: The Reception of the New Poor Lawn - The Royal Commission on the Poor Law.
- 14 - Royal Commission. Instructions to Assistant Commissioners.
- 15 - Royal Commission. Questions for Parishes.
- 16 - Edwin Chadwick. The 1834 Report.
- 17 - Nassau Senior. The Preparation of the Poor Law Bill.
- 18 - Lords Althorp, Edward Baines & William Cobbett. The Poor Law Debate.
- 19 - The Times. Against the New Poor Law.
- 20- The Poor Law Amendment Act.
- The First Years of the Poor Law Commission.
- 21 - Poor Law Commission. The Regulatin of Outdoor Relief.
- 22 - W.H. Gilbert. Rural Opposition.
- 23 - Uckfield Union, Sussex. The Effects of the New Poor Law.
- 24 - R.H. Greg. The Migration Scheme.
- The Anti Poor Law Movement.
- 25 - Joseph Ellison. The Good Olds System.
- 26 - Richard Oastler. The New Poor Law.
- 27 - G.R.W. Baxter. Anti Poor Law Tales.
- 28 - 'Marcus on Populousness'.
- 29 - G. Tinker. The State of the Huddersfield Union.
- 30 - Poor Law Commission. Poor Relief Regulations.
- The Fall of the Pooe Law Commission.
- 31- William Day. The Difficulties of an Assistant Commissioner.
- 32 - Poor Law Commission. Indoor and Outdoor Relief.
- 33 - Select Committee on the Andover Union. Chadwick's Quarrel with the Poor Law Commissioners.
- 34- Sir George Grey. The Poor Law Board.
- Part 3, The Poor Law in Operation 1834-71.
- The Central Authority and the Boards of Guardian.
- 35 - Joseph Rogers. A Corrupt Guardian.
- 36- R.A. Arnold. A Board of Guardians at Work (1862).
- Outdoor Relief.
- 37A - Poor Law Commission. Outdoor Relief Prohibitory Order (December 1844).
- 37B - Poor Law Commission. Outdoor Labour Test Order (April 1842).
- 37C - Poor Law Board. Outdoor Relief Regulation Orders (1852).
- 38 - Blackburn Union. A Protest Against the Relief Regulation Order.
- 39 - Popular Union. A Labour Test.
- 40 - Rev E.H. Carr. Inadequate Relief.
- 41 - Skipton Union. Relief in Aid of Wages.
- 42 - W.M. Torrens. Poor Relief and the Cotton Famine.
- 43 - Robert Rawlinson. The Public Works Act.
- The Workhouse.
- 44A - Poor Law Commission. Workhouse Diets.
- 44B - Dr Edward Smith. Survey of Worhouse Diets.
- 45 - H. Taine. A Manchester Workhouse.
- 46 - R. Tatham. A Worhouse Hospital.
- 47- The Lancet. Report on Worhouse Infirmaries.
- 48 - Poor Law Board. Improvement of Sick Wards.
- Pauper Children.
- 49 - Poor Law Commission. Less Eligibility and Education.
- 50 - J.P. Kay. Pauper Scool.
- 51 - Household Words. A Pauper Palace.
- 52 - Mrs N. Senior. Pauper Scools and Boarding Out.
- Settlement, Removal and Vagrancy.
- 53 - Bradford Union. An Illegal Removal.
- 54n- Mr Blyth. Close and Open Parishes.
- 55 - A. Power. The Burden on Agriculture.
- 56 - The 1846 Act.
- 57 - J. Beckwith & C. Heaps. The effects of the 1846 Act.
- 58A - George Coode. Reform of the Law of Settlement.
- 58 B- Joseph Ellison. Reform of the Law of Settlement.
- 59 - The Union Chargeability Act.
- 60 - Charles Buller. The Buller Minute.
- 61 - Liverpool Parish. Rules for a Vagrant Ward.
- 62 - Andrew Doyle. The "Terror of the Tramp".
- Finance.
- 63 - R.E. Warwick. The Inequality of the Poor Rate (Parishes).
- 64 - William Day. Poor Law Union Finance.
- 65- William Rathbone. The Inequality of the Poor Rate (Rate-payers.)
- Part 4: The Poor Law Under Attack, 1870-1914.
- The Campaign Against Outdoor Relief.
- 66- G.J. Goschen. The Goschen Minute.
- 67 - Local Government Board. Circular on Outdoor Relief (1871).
- 68 - Manchester Guardians. Regulations on Outdoor Relief (1875).
- 69 -Dr P.F. Aschrott. The COS at Work.
- The Inadequacies of the Poor Law.
- 70 - Robert Blatchford. A Socialist View of the Poor Law.
- 71 - B.S. Rowtree. The Investigation of Poverty.
- 72 - Alfred Marshall. Outdated Ideas.
- 73 -Samuel Barnett. Lack of Uniformity.
- 74 - Georges Lansbury. A Working-class Guardian.
- Better Treatment.
- 75A - Local Government Board. Advice of Treatment of Old People.
- 75B. G. Cuttle. Old People in Essex Worhouses.
- 76 - T.J. Macnamara. Better Treatment for Children.
- 77A - Joseph Chamberlain. The Chamberlain Circular (1886)
- 77B -The Unemployed Wormen Act (1905).
- The Royal Commission on the Poor Laws.
- 78 - Local Government Board.The Statistic of Pauperism.
- 79 - Beatrice Webb. The Aims of the Royal Commission.
- 80 - Royal Commission. The Majority Report.
- 81 - Royal Commission. The Minority Report.
- 82 - National Committee for the Prevention of Destitution. The Crusade.
- 83 -J. Austen Chamberlain. The Conservatives and the Minority Report.
- Part 5: The Break-Up of the Poor Law 1914-30.
- The Effects of World War I.
- 84- Local Government Board. War Victims and the Poor Law.
- 85 - Ministry of Health. The Reducation of Pauperism.
- 86 - The Macclean Report.
- Post-war Depression and Poplarism.
- 87- Ministry of Health. Restrictions on Outdoor Relief.
- 88 - Pall Mall Gazette. Poplarism.
- 89 - Poplar Board of Guardians. Poplar's Answer.
- The End of the Boards of Guardians.
- 90 - Joseph Jackson. No Relief for Blacklegs.
- 91 - Gateshead Union. The Guardians in the Red.
- 92 - John Wheatley. Opposition to the Default Bill.
- 93 - The Boards of Guardians (Default) Act.
- 94 - Chester-le-Street.
- 95 - Sidney Webb. Speech on the Local Government Bill.
- 96 - The Local Government Act (1929).