The Englishwoman in London: VII: The Sanitary Movement [7/11]
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Genre: | Essay, Serial |
Subjects: | Sanitation, Gender, Societies |
Discusses the Sanitary Association, an association which 'we, the women of London, have been obliged, in self-defence, to form [...] to poke out the unclean corners of our parishes, and fumigate the holes of our courts' (207–08). | |
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