The Victorian city : a reader in British urban history, 1820-1914

Abstract

Acknowledgements. 1. An introduction to British Urban History, 1820-1914. Part One: The City and its People. 2. 'Urbanization'. 3. Employment, Wages and Poverty in the Scottish Cities 1840-1914. 4. Victorian Cities: how different? Part Two: The Physical Fabric of the City. 5. The Rise of the Suburbs. 6. The Railway as an Agent of Internal change in Victorian Cities. Part Three: The Social Fabric of the City. Part Three: The Social Fabric of the City. 8. Class Consciousness in Oldham and other Northwest Industrial Towns 1830-1850. 9. Municipal Socialism and Social Policy. 10. The Policeman as Domestic Missionary Urban Discipline and Popular Culture, 1850-80. 11. The Butcher, the Baker, the Candlestick-maker: the Shop and family in the Industrial Revolution. 12. the Role of Religion in the Cultural Structure of the Later Victorian City. 13. St Giles Fair, 1830-1914. Select Bibliography. Index.

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