Condition of the poorer classes in Ireland: remarks by G. C. Lewis on the third report
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- Paper No
- 91
- Title Actual
- Poor laws, Ireland: (confidential) remarks on the third report of the Royal Commission for inquiring into the condition of the poorer classes in Ireland: drawn up by a desire of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, for the purpose of being submitted to His Ma
- LC Subject Heading
- Labor - Ireland/Poor laws - Ireland/Public welfare - Ireland
- Breviate Keywords
- Irish papers - poor law, social insurance
- Personal Author
- Lewis, George Cornewall
- Publisher
- HMSO
- Breviate Page
- 83
- Series
- Sessional papers
- Abstract
- Proposals in the report offer relief to certain classes such as the sick, but Lewis argues that this is unjust as the able-bodied should also be entitled to relief when in need. It is argued in the reports that the workhouse system cannot apply in a count
- Pages Sectioned
- 37
- Additional Components
- Remarks, supplement, letter, appendix
- Start Page
- Volume
- 51
- Sub Volume
- 1
- Session
- 1837
- Published
- 1837