A Vision for London, 1889-1914: Labour, Everyday Life and the LCC Experiment

Lilian Lewis Shiman · Susan Dabney Pennybacker

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Acknowledgements Photographs, Prints and Documents Introduction Chapter I: ways of life, aspirations and political culture of men and women 'Blackcoated Workers' Chapter II: 'The industrial reorganisation of society': The LCC Works Department and municipal socialism in practice Chapter III: appetite for managing other people's lives Lists of abbreviations Notes on sources

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