From Users to Consumers: Water Politics in Nineteenth-Century London

Frank Trentmann · Vanessa Taylor

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Thanks for comments to Martin Daunton, Christopher Hamlin, Anne Hardy, Patrick Joyce, Robert Millward, Elizabeth Shove, Rick Wilk, and to ESRC/AHRC (Res. 154250022) for assistance.On Monday 15 July 1895 one and a quarter million inhabitants in the East End of London awoke to a water shortage. Charle

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