Charles Booth’s London Poverty Maps School Of Economics Thames Hudson Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

A Splendid – And Necessary Publication…A Great Resource Iain Sinclaircharles Booth’s Landmark Survey Of Life In Late-19Th-Century London Published For The First Time One Volume Late Nineteenth Century Charles Booth\ S Social Economic Found That 35 Percent Londoners Were Living Abject Poverty Team Investigators Interviewed From All Walks Recording Their Comments Together With Own Unrestrained Remarks Statistical Information 450 Notebooks Findings Formed Basis Colour-Coded Mapping (From Vicious Semi-Criminal To Wealthy) His Seventeen-Volume Inquiry Into Labour People 1886-1903 Organized Six Geographical Sections Maps Presents Hand-Colored Preparatory Printed Accompanying Are Reproductions Pages Original Containing Anecdotes Observations Too Judgmental Booth Include Final An Introduction By Professor Mary Morgan Clarifies Aims Methodology Themed Essays Contextualize Survey\ Accompanied Evocative Period Photographs Providing Insights Minutia Everyday Viewed Through Lens Inhabitants Every Trade Class Creed Nationality Brings Diversity Dynamism Nineteenth-Century Σελίδες: 288 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1024 Διαστάσεις: 26 5X26 5Cm