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- SN 6876 - Welfare Regimes Under the Irish Poor Law, 1850-1921
- Politics & Society
- Abstract Öz the Elizabethan Poor Law of 1601
- Redistribution, Poor Relief, and the Welfare State Richard E. Wagner
- Appendix: General Notes on Poor Law and Organized Charity Data
- Incentives, Information, and Welfare: England's New Poor Law and the Workhouse Test
- The Quicksands of the Poor Law: Poor Relief Legislation in a Growing Nation, 1790-1820
- Poor Relief in Tudor England Edith Burrows
- A Very English Institution? Foreign Influences and the Poor Law, 1832-1905
- The Battle for Impoverished Souls in Ireland, 1853-1885
- 1 from Public Charity to Putting the Poor to Work on The
- The Origin of the English Poor Law and Its Development Through 1601
- The Reimagining of Poverty in Reformation Theology and Poor Relief Jared Thomley Hamline University
- The Poor Laws and the Statute of Charitable Uses
- Econstor Wirtschaft Leibniz Information Centre Make Your Publications Visible
- Material Lives of the Poor and Their Strategic Use of the Workhouse During the final Decades of the English Old Poor Law
- Irish Poor Rate
- A Historiography of the Elizabethan Poor Laws: Late Xixth and Xxth Century Historians
- Victorian Britain
- Charity and Poor Relief in England and Wales, Circa 1750-1914*
- Understanding the Workhouse Test: Information and Poor Relief in Nineteenth-Century England
- Children Under the Care of the Scottish Poor Law, 1880-1929
- Douglas Brown Supplying London's Workhouses in the Mid-‐Nineteenth
- The Administration of the Poor Law in England Before
- English Poor Law History PART 1 : the OLD POOR LAW
- Karl Polanyi's Critique
- Poor Laws of the Post-Revolutionary South, 1776-1800
- Welfare Reform, 1834
- Medieval Poor Law in Twentieth Century America: Looking Back Towards a General Theory of Modern American Poor Relief Larry Cata Backer
- Health Care and Poor Relief in Counter-Reformation Europe
- Poor Relief Records 2019
- Looking Back Towards a General Theory of Modern American Poor Relief