Victorians and the case for charity : essays on responses to English poverty by the state, the church and the literati /
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Jefferson, North Carolina :
McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers,
[2014]
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Table of Contents:
- Part I. State response
- The case for charity: "But if I were you, I should certainly go into the workhouse" / Jessica A. Sheetz-Nguyen
- Royal charity and Queen Adelaide in early nineteenth century Britain / Marilyn K. Thomas
- Lloyd's patriotic fund, 1791-1841: "To the heroes of Trafalgar" / Jessica A. Sheetz-Nguyen
- Part II. Anglican response
- Rhetoric, education and economics as practical theology: Archbishop Richard Whately's Irish policies / Carol Poster
- Fundraising theology? Anglican charity sermons and nineteenth-century social causes / Keith A. Francis
- Part III. Literati response
- "The cry of the children": Elizabeth Barrett's response to child labor in the mines and factories of Victorian Britain / Mary B. McElligott
- "No friend like a sister": Christina Rossetti's "Awakened conscience" and the fallen woman / Renée J. Schlueter
- Part IV. Evangelical response
- A sisterhood powerful for motherhood: Ellen Ranyard's "biblewomen" and "biblewomen nurses" / Donald M. Lewis
- Protecting Canterbury's poor: city missions and the Protestant laity / Marilyn D. Button
- Oxford for factory workers: The People's College of Sheffeld / Angela M. Schwer
- Part V. Roman Catholic response
- "Father of the orphan, his helper and his judge": Roman Catholic response to the English poor law system / Jessica A. Sheetz-Nguyen
- "Something for the poor": London women religious and social reform in the 1840s / Moira E. Egan
- Epilogue.