Dwellings And Schools For The Poor (1852)

Focusing on the dire living conditions and education of the poor in the mid-19th century, Charles Eliot Norton highlights the urgent need for improvement in both areas. He argues that better housing and access to education are crucial for the social and economic upliftment of impoverished communities. The book details various housing and educational initiatives undertaken in America and Europe, serving as a significant historical document that reflects the era's social issues and the efforts to address them.