Philanthropy and Police: London Charity in the Eighteenth Century (Princeton Legacy Library)
Donna T. Andrew explores the relationship between philanthropy and policing in eighteenth-century London. This focused historical study considers charity and public order together, offering readers a perspective on the institutions and social concerns that shaped the city during the period.
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Philanthropy and Police examines the relationship between charitable activity and policing in eighteenth-century London.
Donna T. Andrew focuses on the ways philanthropy and public order were connected within the city’s historical and social landscape.
Part of the Princeton Legacy Library, this work offers a focused contribution to the study of London history, charity, and policing.
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