On Education As Connected with the Sanitary Movement in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne and Gateshead; a Lecture ...

This lecture, "On Education As Connected With the Sanitary Movement in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne and Gateshead," explores the intersection of education and public health during a period of significant social reform. Authored by Edward Bouverie Pusey, Edward Lowth Badeley, and George Robinson, it provides insight into the Victorian era's efforts to improve sanitary conditions through educational initiatives. The text offers a valuable historical perspective on the challenges and approaches taken to address public health concerns within the specific context of Newcastle and Gateshead. Its relevance extends to contemporary discussions on the role of education in promoting health and well-being, making it a compelling resource for historians, public health professionals, and anyone interested in the social history of urban development.

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