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Key to Poverty Maps. Western Survey Area. London. Charles Booth / LSE 1930'Key to the Poverty Maps. Western Survey Area Sheet' These maps were surveyed and produced by a team at the London School of Economics, continuing, updating and extending the earlier poverty maps by Charles Booth; the Charles Booth archive is held at the LSE library to this day. Booth was a philanthropist and social reformer. He was critical of the existing statistical data on poverty in late Victorian London. His research showed that 35% of the
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