Accommodating Poverty: The Housing and Living Arrangements of the English Poor, c. 1600-1850 Book

Introduction—P.Sharpe
'The Corrupting, Depraving and Debauching of all Youthe': Apprenticeship, Service and the Households of the Poor in England, c.1650-1750—S.Hindle
Rent and the Metropolitan Poor: Mobility, Life-Cycle and Landlord-Tenant Relations in Early Modern London—J.Boulton
Accommodating the Elderly Poor in Georgian London—L.Schwarz&—J.Boulton
Vagrant Lives in Eighteenth-Century England—T.Hitchcock
'As Man and Wife': the Formation, Dissolution and Domestic Dynamics of Cohabitation Households in Eighteenth-Century London—J.Black
A Lodger in this House: Space, Authority and Knowledge in the Relationships between Lodgers and Household(er)s in Eighteenth-Century London—J.McEwan
Almshouses and Residential Charity: Institutional Provision or Homes for the Poor?—A.Tomkins
Heartless and Unhomely?: Dwellings of the Poor in East Anglia and North-East England—A.Green
The Agricultural Labourer's Heart: Joy and the Cottage, 1780-1830: S.Lloyd
The Parish and homes for the Rural Poor, 1780-1850—J.Broad
'I was forced to leave my place to hide my shame': the Living Arrangements of Unmarried Mothers in London in the Early Nineteenth Century—S.Williams
The Residential and Familial Arrangements of English Pauper Letter Writers, 1800-1840—S.King