Professor Jeremy Boulton
| The Making of the London Poor | 2014 |
Professor Jeremy Boulton
| The Settlement Examinations of St Martin in the Fields, 1708-24 | 2014 |
Professor Jeremy Boulton
| "The charity of our life and healthful years”?: Approaches to inter-vivos charitable giving to the poor in the metropolis, 1600-1720 | 2013 |
Professor Jeremy Boulton
| Double deterrence: settlement and practice in London’s West End, 1725-1824 | 2013 |
Professor Jeremy Boulton
Dr Jonathan Black
| Paupers and their Experience of a Georgian Workhouse: St. Martin in the Fields, Westminster, 1725–1830 | 2013 |
Professor Jeremy Boulton
| Saving the poor worms from starving? Traffic in corpses and the commodification of burial in Georgian London | 2013 |
Professor Jeremy Boulton
| These ANTE-CHAMBERS OF THE GRAVE’: Mortality, medicine and the workhouse in Georgian London (1725-1824) | 2013 |
Professor Jeremy Boulton
Dr Jonathan Black
| 'Those, that die by reason of their madness': dying insane in London, 1629–1830 | 2012 |
Professor Jeremy Boulton
| “The comforts of a private fireside”? The workhouse, the elderly and the poor law in Georgian Westminster: St Martin-in-the-Fields, 1725-1824 | 2011 |
Professor Jeremy Boulton
| The decline of adult smallpox in eighteenth-century London | 2011 |
