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Poor Relief Act 1722: The Origins of the Workhouse Test The Poor Relief Act 1722, historically known as the Workhouse Test Act (or Knatchbull's Act), represents a pivotal shift in how Gre...
Read Poor Relief Act 1722: The Origins of the Workhouse TestPoor Laws and the Evolution of Pauperism in Europe The history of social welfare is often a reflection of a society's struggle to manage extreme poverty. In England, this was formalized t...
Read Poor Laws and the Evolution of Pauperism in EuropeWorkhouse Test and the Poor Law Amendment Act 1834 In the early 19th century, the British government sought to reform the way it handled poverty and social welfare. This led to the creati...
Read Workhouse Test and the Poor Law Amendment Act 1834New Poor Law of 1834: Resistance and Social Impact In the early 19th century, the English government faced a growing crisis regarding the cost of supporting the impoverished. In the south...
Read New Poor Law of 1834: Resistance and Social ImpactPoor Law Implementation in Northern England The application of the New Poor Law in 19th-century England was a complex administrative challenge, particularly in the industrial North. Led b...
Read Poor Law Implementation in Northern EnglandPoor Law Reform and the Financial Struggle of 19th Century Parishes The administration of social welfare in 19th-century England was marked by a complex struggle to balance the cost of su...
Read Poor Law Reform and the Financial Struggle of 19th Century ParishesThe Book of Murder and the Marcus Affair In the 1830s, a controversial piece of propaganda known as The Book of Murder—also referred to as the Marcus Affair—emerged as a powerful tool for...
Read The Book of Murder and the Marcus AffairPoor Law Repeals and Legislative Transitions in the UK The evolution of social welfare in the United Kingdom is marked by a massive shift from localized, parish-based relief to a centrali...
Read Poor Law Repeals and Legislative Transitions in the UKEnglish Poor Law System: A Timeline from Tudor Origins to 1948 Abolition The history of social welfare in England is deeply rooted in the Poor Law, a system of government-led relief desig...
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