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Introduction | |
Anne Borsay and Peter Shapely | |
'Pressed down by want and afflicted with poverty, wounded and maimed in war or worn down with age?' Cathedral Almsmen in England 1538-1914 | |
From common rights to cold charity: enclosure and poor allotments in the 18th and 19th centuries | |
Kinship and welfare in early modern England: sometimes charity begins at home | |
Deaf children and charitable education in Britain 1790-1944 | |
Joseph Townend and the Manchester infirmary: a plebeian patient in the Industrial Revolution | |
Investigating the 'deserving' poor: charity and the voluntary hospitals in 19th-century Birmingham | |
Choice and the children's hospital: Great Ormond Street Hospital patients and their families 1855-1900 | |
Mental health charity for the middling sort: Holloway sanatorium 1885-1900 | |
Urban tuberculosis patients and sanatorium treatment in the early 20th century | |
The politics of voluntary health care in Middlesborough 1900-48 | |
The co-operative men's guild, citizenship and the limits of mutual aid | |
Retelling the stories of clients of voluntary social work agencies in Britain after 1945 | |
Index | |
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