VICTORIAN BRITAIN 2000-2001[N.B.]
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Health and Death | |
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R.Porter |
Disease, Medicine and Society in England, 1550-1860. |
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A.S.Wohl |
Endangered Lives: Public Health in Victorian Britain. |
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F.B.Smith |
The People's Health 1830-1910. |
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C.Lawrence |
Medicine in the Making of Modern Britain, 1700-1920. |
| A.Bashford | Purity and Pollution; Gender, Embodiment, and Victorian Medicine. |
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E.P.Hennock |
'Urban Sanitary Reform a generation before Chadwick,' Economic History Review, (1957). |
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R.A.Lewis |
Edwin Chadwick and the Public Health Movement, 1832-1854. |
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B.Keith-Lucas |
'Some Influences affaceting the Development of Saniary Legislation in England,' Economic History Review (1954). |
| D.Sunderland | 'A Monument to Defective Administration? The London Commissioners of Sewers in the Early Nineteenth Century,' Urban History (1999). |
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S.Halliday |
The Great Stink of London; Sir Joseph Bazalgette and the Cleansing of the Victorian Metropolis. |
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T.Ferguson |
'Public Health in Britain in the Climate of the Nineteenth Century,' Population Studies (1964). |
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S.Szreter |
'Mortality and Public Health, 1815-1914,' A.Digby et. al. (eds.) New Directions in Economic and Social History, vol. II. |
| T.McKeown and R.G.Record | 'Reasons for the Decline of Mortality in England and Wales during the Nineteenth Century,' Population Studies (1962). |
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B. Luckin and G. Mooney |
‘Urban History and Historical Epidemiology; the Case of London, 1860-1920,’ Urban History (1997). |
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A.Briggs |
'Cholera and Society in the Nineteenth Century', Past and Present (1961). |
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M.Pelling |
Cholera, Fever, and English Medicine, 1825-1865. |
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F.Bynum |
'Medical Values in a Commercial Age,' T.S.Smout (ed.) Victorian Values. |
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N.Williams |
'The Implementation of Compulsory Health Legislation; Infant Smallpox Vaccination, 1840-1890,' Journal of Historical Geography (1994). |
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C.Hamlin |
'Providence and Putrefaction: Victorian Sanitarians and the Natural Theology of Health and Disease', Vict. Studies (1985). |
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C.Hamlin |
'Meddling in Bumbledom; On the Enormity of Large Sanitary Improvement in Four British Towns,' Victorian Studies (1988). |
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H.J.Smith |
'Public Health on Tyneside 1850-1880,' N.McCord (ed.) Essays in Tyneside Labour History. |
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A.T.Skull |
Museums of Madness: The Social Organisation of Insanity in Nineteenth Century England. |
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J.K.Walton |
'Lunacy in the Industrial Revolution; A Study of Asylum Admissions in Lancashire, 1848-50', Jnl. of Social Hist. (1979). |
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A.S.Wohl |
The Eternal Slum: Housing and Social Policy in Victorian London. |
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M.Wheeler |
Death and the Future life in Victorian Literature and Theology. |
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R.Houlbrooke (ed.) |
Death, Ritual and Bereavement. |
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D.James (ed.) |
Undercliffe; Bradford's Historic Victorian Cemetery. |
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S.M.Barnard |
To Prove I'm Not Forgot; Living and Dying in a Victorian City. |
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D.Vincent |
'Love and Death and the Nineteenth Century Working Class,' Social History (1980). |
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