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- 1886-1903 (Creation)
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568 pdf file format (series A and B)
73 images in jpeg file format (series E)
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Charles Booth’s enquiry (1886-1903) was a ground-breaking social investigation into late-Victorian London. The enquiry’s most famous outputs are the poverty maps which showed street–by-street levels of wealth and poverty. LSE Library holds Booth’s original notebooks and 2nd edition maps which formed the basis for his publication, 'Life and Labour of the People in London'.
This digitised archives contain digitised surrogates from the archives Booth; Charles (1840-1916); shipowner and social commentator
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As of July 2022, items of this collection are published under the Public Domain Mark. For further information please see our Terms and Conditions useful page.
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- Booth, Charles (Subject)