An Introduction to Henry Mayhew's London Labour and the London Poor
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David Timson
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David Timson
About this listen
David Timson introduces London Labour and the London Poor and its author Henry Mayhew, who in 1841 founded the satirical magazine Punch before his social conscience moved him to expose in his remarkable book the terrible poverty in London - then the richest city in the world.
©2018 Naxos Audiobooks (P)2018 Naxos AudiobooksWhat listeners say about An Introduction to Henry Mayhew's London Labour and the London Poor
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- Joy Rawlinson
- 18-10-21
Matthew's Introduction
This short introduction is extremely informative. It encourages to want to read the book, which is what a good introduction should do.
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- beverley foster
- 07-06-22
Excellent
Great overview of a wonderful book. Well worth a credit. A must if you are interested in Victorian London.
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- Glittergirl
- 06-01-21
Not bad.
I was hoping for a bit more description about Labour and the poor. Not a bad Introduction though, a little insightful. Worth a listen.
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- Sernicki
- 02-02-19
Great introduction
This is a short intro to to Henry Mayhew's book London Labour and the London Poor. I wanted to see what David Timson sounded like and I loved it. I will no go on and purchase the full book as it seems it will be a really great audio piece of history. Great idea to have the intro before one purchases the book.
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