The new Poor law the Poor Man's Friend; a Plain Address to the Labouring Classes Among his Parishion

In this enlightening work of social commentary, Gurney examines the Poor Laws of early 19th century England, and argues that they are in need of reform. He presents a compelling case for a more compassionate approach to poverty relief, and offers practical suggestions for how this might be achieved. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of social welfare.
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