Poverty and Policy in Tudor and Stuart England (Themes in British Social History)
by Paul Slack
Paul Slack examines poverty and policy in Tudor and Stuart England in this focused contribution to British social history. The book offers historical context for understanding social conditions and policy responses during a formative period, making it relevant to students and readers interested in poverty, government, and early modern England.
About This Book
Poverty and Policy in Tudor and Stuart England examines poverty and the policies associated with it during the Tudor and Stuart periods.
As part of the Themes in British Social History series, the book situates its subject within the wider development of British society.
Paul Slack focuses on the relationship between social conditions and policy in an important era of English history.
This volume is suited to readers exploring British social history, poverty, and historical approaches to public policy.
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