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Poverty,Public Health and the State in Britain - Timeline of Course

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This comprehensive timeline offers a visual representation of key legislation, wars, and significant milestones that occurred within the designated timeframe. Gain a holistic understanding of the historical landscape as you explore the precise moments when these events unfolded or were implemented....

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1601

● Poor Law- parishes become the administrative unit for raising money for poor relief and
for distributing such relief

1662

● Settlement Act - Individuals could be returned to the parish of their birth in order to
receive relief

1697

● Settlement Act- Strangers could be denied entry to a parish unless they could produce a
Settlement Certificate stating their parish of origin would take them back if they needed
relief

1782

● Gilbert's Act -Parishes could combine to build a workhouse and so share the cost of poor
relief

1789

● Publication of An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation by Jeremy
Bentham- lays the foundations of Utilitarianism

1795

● Speenhamland system, and variations in use in some southern and eastern counties of
England.
● Roundsman system and Labour Rate also used
● Formation of Manchester Board of Health

1796

● Jenner's work with the dairymaids and relation of cowpox and smallpox

1798

● Publication of An Essay on the Principle of Population by Thomas Maltus- suggests
abolition of the poor laws.

1802

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