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Charles Booth Digitised Archive

  • UKLSE-DL1CB01
  • Collection
  • 1886-1903

The poverty maps, papers and notebooks of Charles Booth’s inquiry into the Life and Labour of the People in London (1886 – 1903), an investigation into the distribution of wealth and poverty in late-Victorian London. The most famous items in this collection are the maps, known for their street-by-street colour-coded display of wealth distribution throughout the city at the time. This collection includes both the printed and hand-coloured maps produced by the inquiry. Further topics addressed in Booth's papers and notebooks include industry and religion.

Christian pacifist. No 1. January 1942

Corporate author: Fellowship of Reconciliation. London
The Christian Pacifist acted as both journal and newsletter of the Fellowship of Reconciliation and the Christian Peace Groups who report within. It contained event reports and opinion pieces to make people think. This means unless specified the contents may not reflect the current or previous views of the organisation(s) named within.
Publisher: Fellowship of Reconciliation. London
Note: For citation purposes check full catalogue reference indicated in Finding aids field.

Christian pacifist. No 10. November 1942

Corporate author: Fellowship of Reconciliation. London
The Christian Pacifist acted as both journal and newsletter of the Fellowship of Reconciliation and the Christian Peace Groups who report within. It contained event reports and opinion pieces to make people think. This means unless specified the contents may not reflect the current or previous views of the organisation(s) named within.
Publisher: Fellowship of Reconciliation. London
Note: For citation purposes check full catalogue reference indicated in Finding aids field.

Christian pacifist. No 11. December 1942

Corporate author: Fellowship of Reconciliation. London
The Christian Pacifist acted as both journal and newsletter of the Fellowship of Reconciliation and the Christian Peace Groups who report within. It contained event reports and opinion pieces to make people think. This means unless specified the contents may not reflect the current or previous views of the organisation(s) named within.
Publisher: Fellowship of Reconciliation. London
Note: For citation purposes check full catalogue reference indicated in Finding aids field.

Christian pacifist. No 13. January 1943

Corporate author: Fellowship of Reconciliation. London
The Christian Pacifist acted as both journal and newsletter of the Fellowship of Reconciliation and the Christian Peace Groups who report within. It contained event reports and opinion pieces to make people think. This means unless specified the contents may not reflect the current or previous views of the organisation(s) named within.
Publisher: Fellowship of Reconciliation. London
Note: For citation purposes check full catalogue reference indicated in Finding aids field.

Christian pacifist. No 14. February 1943

Corporate author: Fellowship of Reconciliation. London
The Christian Pacifist acted as both journal and newsletter of the Fellowship of Reconciliation and the Christian Peace Groups who report within. It contained event reports and opinion pieces to make people think. This means unless specified the contents may not reflect the current or previous views of the organisation(s) named within.
Publisher: Fellowship of Reconciliation. London
Note: For citation purposes check full catalogue reference indicated in Finding aids field.

Christian pacifist. No 15. March 1943

Corporate author: Fellowship of Reconciliation. London
The Christian Pacifist acted as both journal and newsletter of the Fellowship of Reconciliation and the Christian Peace Groups who report within. It contained event reports and opinion pieces to make people think. This means unless specified the contents may not reflect the current or previous views of the organisation(s) named within.
Publisher: Fellowship of Reconciliation. London
Note: For citation purposes check full catalogue reference indicated in Finding aids field.

Christian pacifist. No 16. April 1943

Corporate author: Fellowship of Reconciliation. London
The Christian Pacifist acted as both journal and newsletter of the Fellowship of Reconciliation and the Christian Peace Groups who report within. It contained event reports and opinion pieces to make people think. This means unless specified the contents may not reflect the current or previous views of the organisation(s) named within.
Publisher: Fellowship of Reconciliation. London
Note: For citation purposes check full catalogue reference indicated in Finding aids field.

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