London Labour and the London Poor is a compelling and insightful study of the working class in London during the 19th century. Written by Victorian journalist and social reformer, Henry Mayhew, this book provides a detailed and comprehensive look into the lives and struggles of the poor and marginalized in the city.
 
Mayhew's firsthand accounts and interviews with various individuals from different walks of life offer a unique and gritty perspective on poverty, crime, and survival in the bustling metropolis.
 
This classic work of investigative journalism is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of social reform, urban studies, or the human experience in the face of adversity. With its vivid descriptions and powerful narratives, London Labour and the London Poor is a timeless and important piece of literature that continues to captivate and enlighten readers today.
 
A good copy with Hardcover and DJ (minor tears).