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Major Works of Charles Booth
- England and Ireland: a counter-proposal, 1886
- "Occupations of the People of the United Kingdom, 1801-81", 1886,
JRSS, v.49.
- "The Inhabitants of Tower Hamlets (School Board Division), their
Condition and Occupations", 1887, JRSS, v.50.
- Condition and Occupations of the People of the Tower Hamlets,
1886-87, being a paper read before the Royal Statistical Society in May,
1887, 1887 [bk]
- "The Condition and Occupations of the People of East London and Hackney,
1887", 1888, JRSS, v.51.
- "Enumeration and Classification of Paupers, and State Pensions for the
Aged", 1891, JRSS, v.54.
- Editor, Labour and Life of the People, 1889-91, two volumes +
appendix (with tables & maps).
- v.1 - East London (1889) - classes, trades, special subjects, 1889
v.1, [1889 2nd ed,
av1;
1891 3rd ed,
v.1]
- v.2 - London continued (1891) - London by street, central, south,
London children [v.2,
av2],
- (v.2 includes chapters by Octavia Hill on "Influence of Character" (p.262),
Clara
Collet on "West End Tailoring" (p.316)
and "Secondary Education - Girls" (p.572)
and H. Llewellyn Smith on, "Migration, continued" (p.444)
by "Secondary Education - Boys" (p.527).)
- Appendix to Volume 2 (1891) - classification tables & maps
[app,
av]
- (Appendix includes descriptive maps of poverty in East End (1889) [av],
maps of poverty in London (1891) Northwest [av],
Northeast [av],
Southwest [av],
Southeast [av],
composite [av],
degree of poverty [av],
later editions (1903) includes map of churches in London [av]
[see also: Charles
Booth's
London site at LSE, also Booth's "Maps descriptive of London Poverty"
(1886-1903)
here]
- Pauperism, a picture, and Endowment of Old Age, an
argument, 1892 [bk,
av]
- Editor, Life and Labour of the People of London, 1892-97, 9
volumes + appendix of maps.
- v.1 - East, Central and South London (1892) - east, central, south
& outlying [v.1,
av1]
- v.2 - Streets and Population Classified (1892) - London street by
street, appendix classification and division [v.2,
av2]
- v.3 - Blocks of Buildings, Schools & Immigration (1892) - special
subjects, children [v.3,
av3]
- v.4 - Trades of East London (1893) [v.4,
..]
- v.5 - trades (1895) - building trades, wood-workers, metal workers [v.5,
av5]
- v.6 - trades (1895) - precious metals, watches & instruments, sundry
manufactures, printing and paper, textiles) [v.6,
av6],
- v.7 - trades (1896) - dress, food & drink, dealers & clerks, locomotion,
manual labour (docks, warehouses, etc) [v.7,
av7],
- v.8 - trades (1896, public service & professional classes, domestic
service, unemployed, inmates) [v.8,
av8],
- v.9 - Comparisons, survey and conclusions (1897) [v.9,
av9]
- "Presidential Address: Dock and Wharf Labour", 1893, JRSS, v.55.
- "Presidential Address: Life and Labour of the People of London: First
Results of an inquiry based on the 1891 census", 1893, JRSS, v.56
- Life and Labour of the People in London: First Results of an Inquiry
Based on the 1891 Census. Opening Address Delivered Before the Royal
Statistical Society, November, 1893, 1893 [bk]
- "Statistics of Pauperism in Old Age", 1894, JRSS, v.57.
- The Aged Poor in England and Wales - condition, 1894 [bk,
av]
- Family Budgets: Being the income and expenses of twenty-eight British
households, 1891-1894, with Ernest Aves and Henry Higgs, 1896 [bk]
- Old Aged Pensions and the Aged Poor - a proposal, 1899
[1906 reprint,
bk,
av]
- Improved Means of Locomotion as a First Step Towards the Cure for the
Housing Difficulties in London, 1901. [wellcome]
- Editor, Life and Labour of the People of London,
1902-03, 17 volumes (new & revised edition),
- First Series - Poverty (1902 reprint of 1889-91), 4 volumes,
- Poverty v.1 [v.1] - (repr of v.1 - east, central & south) [v.1,
av1]
- Poverty v.2 [v.2] - (repr. of v2. - streets and pop classified) [v.2,
..]
- Poverty v.3 [v.3] - (repr. of v.3 - Blocks of schools, etc.) [v.3,
av3]
- Poverty v.4 [v.4] - (repr. of v.4 - Trades of East London connected with
poverty) [v.4,
..]
- Second Series - Industry (1902 reprint of 1895-97), 5 volumes,
- Industry v.1 [v.5] - (repr of v.5 - building, wood, metal) [v.1,
av1]
- Industry v.2 [v.6] - (repr. of v. - precious metals, sundries, etc.) [v.2,
av2]
- Industry v.3 [v.7] - (repr of v.7 - dress, food, etc.) [v.3,
av3]
- Industry v.4 [v.8] - (repr. of v.8 - Public service & professional
classes, domestic service, unemployed, inmates), [v.4,
av4]
- Industry v.5 [v.9] - (repr. of v.9 - Comparisons, survey and conclusion)
[v.5,
av5]
- Third Series - Religious influences (1902, new), 7 volumes,
- Religious v.1 [v.10] - London North of the Thames, Outer Ring [v.1,
av1]
- Religious v.2 [v.11] - London North of the Thames, Inner Ring [v.2,
av2]
- Religious v.3 [v.12] - City of London & West End [v.3,
av3]
- Religious v.4 [v.13] - Inner South London [v.4,
av4]
- Religious v.5 [v.14] - Southeast and Southwest London [v.5,
av5]
- Religious v.6 [v.15] - Outer South London [v.6,
av6]
- Religious v.7 [v.16] - Summary [v.7,
av7]
- Final volume [v.17] - Final Volume - note on social
influences and conclusions (1902) [vf,
vf,
avfinal]
- Rates and the Housing Question in London: An argument for the rating
of site values, 1904 [bk],
(extract from Final Volume)
- "Fiscal Reform", 1904, National Review, v.42,
p.686.
- "Fiscal Policy and British Shipping", 1905, Independent Review,
v. 5 (Apr),
p.352.
- "Fiscal Policy and British Shipping from the Free Trade Point of View,
1909 [bk]
- Poor Law Reform, being memoranda submitted in April and December 1907
to the Royal Commission on the Poor Laws and Relief of Distress (with some
additional notes), together with an appendix embodying memoranda by Dr.
Arthur Downes and Miss Octavia Hill, which were published in the Report of
the Poor Law Commission, 1910 [bk]
[1911 new
ed]
- Reform of the Poor Law by the Adaptation of the Existing Poor Law
areas, and their Administration, 1910.
- Comments on Proposals for the Reform of the Poor Laws, 1911.
- Industrial Unrest and Trade Union Policy, 1913 [bk,
av]
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