Poverty and Political Culture: The Rhetoric of Social Welfare in the Netherlands and France, 1815-1854

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Rowman & Littlefield, 1995 - History - 275 pages
The rise of industrial capitalism in nineteenth-century Europe brought with it new 'social questions': pauperism, vagabondage, unemployment, and working-class suffering in general. Poverty and Political Culture examines the unique ways in which these two profoundly different societies negotiated those issues.

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Chapter One
13
Chapter Two
33
Chapter Three
63
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Frances Gouda has taught at Wellesley College and The American University. She is the recipient of several fellowships, including, most recently, the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation.

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