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Mapping slums in a historic city: representing working class communities in Edwardian Norwich

Barry M. Doyle
Pages 47-65 | Published online: 01 Dec 2010

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Barry Doyle. (2023) Voluntary organizations and the provision of health services in England and France, 1917–29. European Review of History: Revue européenne d'histoire 30:5, pages 791-811.
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Kathryn Meyer. (2006) Garden Of Grand Vision: A Slum Journey – 1941. Twentieth-Century China 32:1, pages 36-55.
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BRAD BEAVEN. (2015) The resilience of sailortown culture in English naval ports, c . 1820–1900 . Urban History 43:1, pages 72-95.
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