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The rich becoming the poor: from riches to rags in the Georgian workhouse (Anglo-American conference 2009: Cities)

Jul 3, 2012

Anglo-American conference 2009: CitiesThe rich becoming the poor: from riches to rags in the Georgian workhouse Jeremy Boulton (University of Newcastle)  Abstract: Contemporary men and women, as Michael Mascuch reminded us in a pioneering article in Social History...

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