The social statistician, Charles Booth, the ministers of London's churches, chapels and missions, the thousands of churchwomen, and the working classes of London, all had one thing in common in 1900: their strong sense of insecurity. The unpublished notebooks of Charles Booth's “Religious Influences” archive, the third part of his influential inquiry Life and Labour of the People in London (1889-1903), tell us that in response to this insecurity all found stability in a moral-religious ideology. This is the first dissertation to employ this archive in its entirety. Booth employed this moral ideology to divide the metropolitan working class into respectable and unrespectable citizens. He recommended the authoritarian solution of the labour c...
Individuals\u27 religious beliefs were examined in terms of their effect on one\u27s positions on va...
This thesis explores philanthropy in the emerging middle class of Victorian England through an exami...
In 1890 William Booth, the founder and “General” of the Salvation Army, a working class evangelical ...
In 1865, William and Catherine Booth, both of whom came from poor, working class families, founded t...
Charles Booth's studies of poverty are widely misrepresented in the literature of social policy. His...
The religious landscape of nineteenth-century Great Britain was one that reflected the social and ec...
Abstract This paper tries to analyse, from the exemple of the industrial and calvinist town of Mulho...
London and its poorest inhabitants, the residuum, became pivotal in the development of the thought o...
This dissertation considers the work of the London City Mission (LCM) between 1835 and 1914. It pres...
The theory that scientific methodology could solve the problem of poverty attracted many followers d...
Social progress is the result not only of what men do in a particular period of history, but how th...
The social construction of public and private assistance to the poor in Victorian London had its ori...
The origins of humanitarian and development organisations can be traced to the late eighteenth and e...
Cultural and political realities, and doctrinal differences among faith traditions challenge unified...
Harismendy Patrick. McLeod (Hugh). Piety and Poverty. Working-Class Religion in Berlin, London and N...
Individuals\u27 religious beliefs were examined in terms of their effect on one\u27s positions on va...
This thesis explores philanthropy in the emerging middle class of Victorian England through an exami...
In 1890 William Booth, the founder and “General” of the Salvation Army, a working class evangelical ...
In 1865, William and Catherine Booth, both of whom came from poor, working class families, founded t...
Charles Booth's studies of poverty are widely misrepresented in the literature of social policy. His...
The religious landscape of nineteenth-century Great Britain was one that reflected the social and ec...
Abstract This paper tries to analyse, from the exemple of the industrial and calvinist town of Mulho...
London and its poorest inhabitants, the residuum, became pivotal in the development of the thought o...
This dissertation considers the work of the London City Mission (LCM) between 1835 and 1914. It pres...
The theory that scientific methodology could solve the problem of poverty attracted many followers d...
Social progress is the result not only of what men do in a particular period of history, but how th...
The social construction of public and private assistance to the poor in Victorian London had its ori...
The origins of humanitarian and development organisations can be traced to the late eighteenth and e...
Cultural and political realities, and doctrinal differences among faith traditions challenge unified...
Harismendy Patrick. McLeod (Hugh). Piety and Poverty. Working-Class Religion in Berlin, London and N...
Individuals\u27 religious beliefs were examined in terms of their effect on one\u27s positions on va...
This thesis explores philanthropy in the emerging middle class of Victorian England through an exami...
In 1890 William Booth, the founder and “General” of the Salvation Army, a working class evangelical ...