The History of the Poor Laws
The History of the Poor Laws

Author: Richard Burn

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Published: 1764

Total Pages: 308

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Only edition. The author of the standard English justice of the peace manual of the eighteenth century, Burn was also the author of a law dictionary and important treatises on ecclesiastical and poor law. 'The [History of Poor Laws] is a history, an account of the various proposals made at different periods for the reform of the poor law, and the author's own proposals for the reform both of the poor law and of some other branches of the jurisdiction of the justices of the peace. Like Burn's other works, it is a clear and well arranged account of the subjects with which it deals; but it is more valuable as a criticism, by an exceptionally competent critic, of the defects of the law in his own day, than as a history.'

The History of the Poor Laws
The History of the Poor Laws

Author: Richard Burn

Publisher: Andesite Press

Published: 2017-08-19

Total Pages: 312

ISBN-13: 9781375490122

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