Thomas Chalmers
The Christian and Civic Economy of Large Towns 3 Volume Set
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Thomas Chalmers
The Christian and Civic Economy of Large Towns 3 Volume Set
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This three-volume work (1821-6) outlines the ways in which an urban industrial society can become self-sufficient through Christian communalism.
This three-volume work (1821-6) outlines the ways in which an urban industrial society can become self-sufficient through Christian communalism.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 1156
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Juni 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 220mm x 139mm x 73mm
- Gewicht: 1397g
- ISBN-13: 9781108062398
- ISBN-10: 1108062393
- Artikelnr.: 39044123
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 1156
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Juni 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 220mm x 139mm x 73mm
- Gewicht: 1397g
- ISBN-13: 9781108062398
- ISBN-10: 1108062393
- Artikelnr.: 39044123
Volume 1: Preface
1. The advantage and possibility of assimilating a town to country parish
2. On the influence of locality in towns
3. Application of the principle of locality to the work of a Christian minister
4. The effect of a locality in adding to the useful establishments of a town
5. On church patronage
6. On church patronage
7. On church offices
8. On Sabbath schools. Volume 2: 9. On the relation that subsists between the Christian and the civic economy of large towns
10. On the bearing which a right Christian economy has upon pauperism
11. On the bearing which a right civic economy has upon pauperism
12. On the present state and future prospects of pauperism in Glasgow
13. On the difficulties and evils which adhere even to the best condition of Scottish pauperism
14. On the likeliest means for the abolition of pauperism in England
15. On the likeliest parliamentary means for the abolition of pauperism in England
16. On the likeliest parochial means for the abolition of pauperism in England. Volume 3: Preface
17. On the wages of labour
18. On the effect of a poor-rate
19. On savings banks
20. On the combinations of workmen for the purpose of raising wages
21. The same subject continued
22. On certain prevalent errors and misconceptions
23. On the effect which the high price of labour in a country has upon its foreign trade
24. On mechanical schools.
1. The advantage and possibility of assimilating a town to country parish
2. On the influence of locality in towns
3. Application of the principle of locality to the work of a Christian minister
4. The effect of a locality in adding to the useful establishments of a town
5. On church patronage
6. On church patronage
7. On church offices
8. On Sabbath schools. Volume 2: 9. On the relation that subsists between the Christian and the civic economy of large towns
10. On the bearing which a right Christian economy has upon pauperism
11. On the bearing which a right civic economy has upon pauperism
12. On the present state and future prospects of pauperism in Glasgow
13. On the difficulties and evils which adhere even to the best condition of Scottish pauperism
14. On the likeliest means for the abolition of pauperism in England
15. On the likeliest parliamentary means for the abolition of pauperism in England
16. On the likeliest parochial means for the abolition of pauperism in England. Volume 3: Preface
17. On the wages of labour
18. On the effect of a poor-rate
19. On savings banks
20. On the combinations of workmen for the purpose of raising wages
21. The same subject continued
22. On certain prevalent errors and misconceptions
23. On the effect which the high price of labour in a country has upon its foreign trade
24. On mechanical schools.
Volume 1: Preface
1. The advantage and possibility of assimilating a town to country parish
2. On the influence of locality in towns
3. Application of the principle of locality to the work of a Christian minister
4. The effect of a locality in adding to the useful establishments of a town
5. On church patronage
6. On church patronage
7. On church offices
8. On Sabbath schools. Volume 2: 9. On the relation that subsists between the Christian and the civic economy of large towns
10. On the bearing which a right Christian economy has upon pauperism
11. On the bearing which a right civic economy has upon pauperism
12. On the present state and future prospects of pauperism in Glasgow
13. On the difficulties and evils which adhere even to the best condition of Scottish pauperism
14. On the likeliest means for the abolition of pauperism in England
15. On the likeliest parliamentary means for the abolition of pauperism in England
16. On the likeliest parochial means for the abolition of pauperism in England. Volume 3: Preface
17. On the wages of labour
18. On the effect of a poor-rate
19. On savings banks
20. On the combinations of workmen for the purpose of raising wages
21. The same subject continued
22. On certain prevalent errors and misconceptions
23. On the effect which the high price of labour in a country has upon its foreign trade
24. On mechanical schools.
1. The advantage and possibility of assimilating a town to country parish
2. On the influence of locality in towns
3. Application of the principle of locality to the work of a Christian minister
4. The effect of a locality in adding to the useful establishments of a town
5. On church patronage
6. On church patronage
7. On church offices
8. On Sabbath schools. Volume 2: 9. On the relation that subsists between the Christian and the civic economy of large towns
10. On the bearing which a right Christian economy has upon pauperism
11. On the bearing which a right civic economy has upon pauperism
12. On the present state and future prospects of pauperism in Glasgow
13. On the difficulties and evils which adhere even to the best condition of Scottish pauperism
14. On the likeliest means for the abolition of pauperism in England
15. On the likeliest parliamentary means for the abolition of pauperism in England
16. On the likeliest parochial means for the abolition of pauperism in England. Volume 3: Preface
17. On the wages of labour
18. On the effect of a poor-rate
19. On savings banks
20. On the combinations of workmen for the purpose of raising wages
21. The same subject continued
22. On certain prevalent errors and misconceptions
23. On the effect which the high price of labour in a country has upon its foreign trade
24. On mechanical schools.