Titlebook: Sin, Organized Charity and the Poor Law in Victorian England; Robert Humphreys Book 1995 Robert Humphreys 1995 bibliography.Britain.crusad

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Robert Humphreys durch Kriegseinwirkungen vernichtet wurde. Wiederholte Anregungen ha­ ben mich veranlaßt, eine überarbeitete und erweiterte 2. Auflage nach dem neuesten Stande vorzulegen. Ein Hauptanliegen der Schrift liegt darin, durch methodische Entwick­ lung der Probleme und Lösungen eine systematische Kenntni

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Robert Humphreysegseinwirkungen vernichtet wurde. Wiederholte Anregungen ha­ ben mich veranlaßt, eine überarbeitete und erweiterte 2. Auflage nach dem neuesten Stande vorzulegen. Ein Hauptanliegen der Schrift liegt darin, durch methodische Entwick­ lung der Probleme und Lösungen eine systematische Kenntnis der Grun

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The Poor Law Crusade against Outdoor Relief,t plan had only become feasible following a prolonged process of social and legislative change started in 1834 and continuing into the late 1860s. This chapter describes the changes and examines the development of the crusade against Poor Law outdoor relief.

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Victorian Ideology, Early Attempts to Organize Charity, and the Beginnings of the Charity Organisatthe need for more positive state involvement. Increasingly there became an acceptance that the well-being of the individual and of the nation depended on a greater fulfilment of the ideal whereby all citizens would benefit from reduction in the scourges of ill-health, ignorance and poverty.

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ctively rationalised relief to the Victorian poor and illustrated the advantages of caring voluntarism over impersonal state handouts. It is now clear that in provincial England these impressions were illusory. The alleged sinful profligacy of other charitable bodies was persistently condemned by th

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,The Emergence of Provincial Charity Organisation Societies and Responses, 1870–1890,others still professionally active. Their attitudes were typical of nineteenth-century professionals who lived by ‘persuasion and propaganda’ with emphasis on ‘social efficiency and the avoidance of waste’ directed towards organizing the distribution of rewards according to ‘personal merit, professionally defined’..