The universities and the social problem, an account of the university settlements in East London - Knapp, John M. (John Matthew); Gorst, John Eldon, Sir, 1835-1916.; Winnington Ingram, Arthur F. (Arthur Foley), 1858-1946. (London, Rivington, Percival & Co., 1895)
Introduction : "Settlements" in England and America [by] the Right Hon. Sir J. Gorst.--Working men's clubs [by] the Rev. A. F. Winnington-Ingram.--Hospitalities [by] the Rev. Canon S. A. Barnett--The university settlement in relation to local administration [by] P. Alden.--The children's country holidays fund, and the settlements [by] C. Jackson.--Mayfield house (Cheltenham ladies' college settlement) by M. Corbett.--St. Margaret's house, Bethnal green (ladies' branch of the Oxford house) [by] M. Talbot.--The Repton club [by] H. Legge.--The Oxford house and the organization of charity [by] W. A. Bailward.--Shelters [by] the Rev. O. Jay.--Thrift and social intercourse [by] Mrs. Mace.--The clubs of the Club and institute union [by] T. S. Peppin.--The Federation of working men's social clubs: what it is and what it may be [by] G. Fiennes.
Keywords: Social settlements