The Working Class at Home, 1790–1940

<p>1. Introduction: The Working Class at Home, 1790-1940.- Part I:&nbsp; The Material Home.- 2. ‘I can barely provide the common necessaries of life’: Material Wealth over the Life-cycle of the English poor, 1790-1834.- 3. Politicising the English Working-Class Home, c.1790-1820.- 4. Pulling Back the Covers: Uncovering Beds in the Victorian Working-Class Home.- Part II: &nbsp; The Emotional and the Exterior Home.- 5. Spaces of Girlhood: Autobiographical Recollections of Late Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Working-Class Homes.- 6. Songbirds in East London Homes, from Henry Mayhew to Charles Booth.- 7. Chickens, ducks, rabbits, and me dad’s geraniums: The Use and Meanings of Yards, Gardens and Other Outside Spaces of Urban Working-Class Homes, 1890–1930.- Part III: Home beyond Home.- 8. Diligence and Dissipation: The Maid Servant’s Bed Chamber in the Late Eighteenth Century.- 9. Pauper Lunatics at Home in the Asylum, 1845-1906.- 10. Flexible, Portable and Communal Domesticity: Everyday Domestic Practices of Finnish Sailors and Logging Workers, c. 1880s to 1930s.</p>

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