Three letters from Sir Charles Trevelyan to "The Times" on London pauperism
with the leading article upon them and extracts from "How to relieve the poor of Edinburgh and other great cities, without increasing pauperism: a tried successful, and economical plan, 1867" and from the "Report on the condition of the poorer classes of Edinburgh, and of their dwellings, neighbourhoods, and families, 1868."
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