Publisher's Synopsis
Originally published in 1951, this landmark study documents the social and economic conditions of working-class communities in England in the aftermath of World War II. Rowntree and Lavers collected data on a wide range of topics, from housing and employment to education and leisure, painting a vivid picture of everyday life in postwar Britain.
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