Publisher's Synopsis
In this fascinating glimpse into Victorian-era London, Hector Gavin describes the social and sanitary conditions of the Bethnal Green neighborhood. With vivid descriptions and eye-opening illustrations, Gavin's work sheds light on the challenges faced by working-class families and the efforts being made to improve public health.
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