WHKMLA Sources of European History Document Exercise - British Social History, Early 19th Century
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Analyze how various authors view the phenomenon of poverty, its causes
and ways to address the problem in 19th century Britain
Sources excerpts from publications posted on Google Books; composed by Alexander Ganse, April 24th 2010
Text 1 : Annual report of the Poor Law Commissioners for England and Wales, 12 July 1836 p.485
Text 2 : Thomas Attwood, Arthur Young, Observations on currency, population, and pauperism, 1818, pp.93-94
Text 3 : Alexander Dunlop, A treatise on the law of Scotland relative to the poor, 1828, p.128
Text 4 : Royal Statistical Society, Statistical illustrations of the territorial extent and population, rental, taxation,
finances, commerce, consumption, insolvency, pauperism and crime of the British Empire, 2nd ed. 1827 p.7
Text 5 : James White, The village poor-house, 2nd ed. 1832 pp.7-8
Text 6 : Thomas C. Hansard, p.529 in vol.101 of Parliamentary Debates,
Third Series commencing with the Accession of William IV.,
11th and 12th
Victoriae 1847-1848, London 1848 (p.529 : 25 Aug. 1848)