The Housing Problem in England, Its Statistics, Legislation, And Policy
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Tbouf^h the extent of grossly defective and inadequate house accommodation in England is not quite so enormous as is sometimes supposed, still it is sufficiently great to cause the enquiry whether serious efforts have been made in the past to remedy the conditions. Prior to the last fifty or sixty years, the reply must have been in the negative, but it does not follow therefore that unstinted abuse should be poured upon the heads of the authorities of those earlier days for their neglect. There... has always been an unsatisfactory state of housing among the poorest classes — certainly, from a sanitary point of view — and so always a housing problem in some form or other. Yet, under the old domestic system of industiy, before home employment had been supplanted by the factory, when the towns were far less crowded and the population more rural, and when it was a common thing for the family to divide their work and time between the field and the loom, the sanitary evils of indoor life were made, to some extent at least, less baneful by the greater healthfulness of out- door life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tbouf^h the extent of grossly defective and inadequate house accommodation in England is not quite so enormous as is sometimes supposed, still it is sufficiently great to cause the enquiry whether serious efforts have been made in the past to remedy the conditions. Prior to the last fifty or sixty years, the reply must have been in the negative, but it does not follow therefore that unstinted abuse should be poured upon the heads of the authorities of those earlier days for their neglect. There... has always been an unsatisfactory state of housing among the poorest classes — certainly, from a sanitary point of view — and so always a housing problem in some form or other. Yet, under the old domestic system of industiy, before home employment had been supplanted by the factory, when the towns were far less crowded and the population more rural, and when it was a common thing for the family to divide their work and time between the field and the loom, the sanitary evils of indoor life were made, to some extent at least, less baneful by the greater healthfulness of out- door life.
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