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Chapter 20 No.20
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Released on: 01/12/2017
ouses are often very dull on Sundays. They cannot walk the streets, full of well-dressed people. No one can have any
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Contents
Chapter 1 VAGRANCY AS AN UNDERLYING SOCIAL FACTOR.
Chapter 2 VAGRANCY FROM THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Chapter 3 SPECIAL LEGISLATION FOR VAGRANCY.
Chapter 4 EXAMINATION OF VAGRANCY AS IT EXISTS AT PRESENT.
Chapter 5 FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS (PERSONAL).
Chapter 6 TRAMP WARD. FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS.
Chapter 7 THE COMMON LODGING-HOUSE.
Chapter 8 SUMMARY OF RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION.
Chapter 9 VAGRANCY LEGISLATION IN OTHER COUNTRIES.
Chapter 10 TENTATIVE ATTEMPTS IN ENGLAND.
Chapter 11 REFORMS HAVING REFERENCE TO VAGRANCY.
Chapter 12 A Night in a Municipal Lodging-house.
Chapter 13 A Night in a Common Lodging-house.
Chapter 14 A First Night in the Workhouse Tramp Ward.
Chapter 15 A Second Night in the Workhouse Tramp Ward.
Chapter 16 The First Night.
Chapter 17 The Second Night.
Chapter 18 In a Northern Town.
Chapter 19 London Lodgings.
Chapter 20 No.20
Chapter 21 No.21
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