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Chris Scott
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Username: Chris

Post Number: 212
Registered: 4-2003

Posted on Wednesday, May 28, 2003 - 10:28 am:

I have access to a number of magazine articles which may be of interest to some of you in your researches. I am listing the ones I currently have. If any of you want a copy mail me direct and I will send. As I come across any others I will list them in this thread.
Chris S

Magazine and Journal Articles

Toynbee Hall, London
by R. R. Bowker
The Century May 1887
2 pages

The Bloodhound
by Edwin Brough
The Century June 1889
10 pages

The Life of the London Working Classes
by William Clarke
The New England Magazine July 1894
14 pages

The West and East Ends of London
by Richard Harding Davis
Harper's New Monthly Magazine January 1894
15 pages

Madness and Murder
by William A. Hammond
The North American Review December 1888
13 pages

Stamping Out the London Slums
by Edward Marshall
The Century March 1894
8 pages

The London Police
by James Monro
The North American Review November 1890
16 pages

The Poor in Great Cities
No author given
Scribner's Magazine April 1892
3 pages

The Darker Side
by Lady Henry Somerset
The North American Review January 1892
6 pages

The Poor in Great Cities: The Social awakening in London
by Robert A. Woods
Scribner's Magazine April 1892
24 pages

Premonitions of Insanity
by Forbes Winslow
Harper's New Monthly Magazine February 1896
4 pages

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