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... post free. THOMPSONP& CAPPER, 61, Piccadilly, & 39, Deansgate,Manchester THE TRUTH ABOUT LIFE IN AN ENGLISH TOWN. Mr. Charles Booth's survey of London ‘life ’published a few years ago under the title of The Life and Labour of the People of London, ‘a ...
... at Lima; copies obtainable (gratis) from the Peruvian Legation in London. LiFe AXD LABoUR oF THE PEorLE IN LonpON. By Charles Booth. Eighteenth and final volume. seB. net. London: Macmillans. Perv. By Ricardo Tizon y Bueno. Lima: Published by the Peruvian ...
... fill every thoughtful ohserver with awe. The late Mr. Gissing or Sir Walter Besant saw their bits, and saw them well. Mr. Charles Booth’s wonderful ten volumes axplain as never before the conditions under which a million or so of the workers live. But nearly ...
... adults are not church-goers. Naturally there are plenty of empty seats. The authors of this book, while they confirm Mr. Charles Booth's latest statements, ‘confirm also his opinion that this state of things is to a large extent due to the insincerity, ...
... persistently advocated and have most chance of success are Mr. Charles Booth’s scheme and that recommended by the Select Committee of 1899, of which Mr. Chaplin was chairman. Mr., Charles Booth’s scheme, which proposed pensions of not less than five shillings ...
... fancy would not dream, The misery of the slums is no unconnected misery, and any treatment to succeed must be thorough. Charles Booth’s conclusion, that the remedy lies in raising the whole standard of the life of the people, can only find application in ...
... EXPANSION THE KEY TO THE HOUSING PROBLEM. MR. CHARLES BOOTH'S VIEWS. To consider the housing problem, and to receive he report on the conditions prevailing in Manchester, compiled by Mr, T. R. Marr, and issued by the Citizens’ Association for the Improvement ...
... friendly societies. Mr. Edward Byrne, of Ashton, who presided, described the present position of affairs, and urged that Mr. Charles Booth’s scheme was the best that had been put forward. The war, whilst it had put the question on one side, had also shown the ...
... the investigations on which his book was founded, was to furnish figures and facts as to poverty m provincial towns. Mr. Charles Booth’s book had, of course, done this work with regard to London, but there was always’a tendency to get away from Mr. Bootl's ...