...Why has " the plan of settlement" extended ? Three causes may be suggested. DISTRUST OF MACHINERY. I. Many people had become distrustful of the machinery...than that of institutions by which to reach their neighbors. They heard the " bitter cry" of the poor ; they were conscious of something wrong underneath...

...causes of the settlement movement as being (1) "a distrust of machinery," which led people to seek for some other way than that of institutions by which to reach their neighbors," and to welcome the idea of a settlement "where they might live their own lives and also...

...causes of the settlement movement as being (1) "a distrust of machinery," which led people to seek for some other way than that of institutions by which to reach their neighbors," and to welcome the idea of a settlement "where they might live their own lives and also...

...branches. The Women's University Settlement, Blackfriars, founded in 1887, was the pioneer on this side. 2D Universities, especially those who, directly or indirectly,...conscious of something wrong underneath modern progress. . . . Charity organization societies had taught them not to give doles. . . . The poor law, the chief...

...189-212. 50. In explaining the rise of the settlement movement, Barnett singled out Green's influence: "Men at the Universities, especially those who directly...institutions by which to reach their neighbours." "University Settlements," in Will Reason, ed., University and Social Settlements (London: Methuen and...