English Poor Law Policy
by Webb, Sidney, Webb, Beatrice
- Language
- en
- Format
- EPUB & PDF
- File Size
- 519 KB
Description
Sidney and Beatrice Webb's English Poor Law Policy is a foundational text in social policy, tracing the evolution of British welfare systems from the Elizabethan Poor Law through the 19th-century reforms. The authors provide a rigorous historical analysis of how public relief shaped the British working class and laid the groundwork for modern social legislation. Essential reading for students of legal history, public policy, and labor history, this work remains relevant for understanding the origins of the contemporary welfare state. The EPUB edition allows for easy annotation and cross-referencing, making it a valuable resource for research and study.
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