Family and Kinship in East London
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Here is a full and balanced account of working-class relationships which makes interesting and fruitful reading. The samples used may be small but they are presented in an ordered and convincing way; and although the main feature is the distinctive framework of Bethnal Green yet, basically the conclusion reached seems to be that it has much in common with other comparable urban communities with settled traditions. Those who know Bethnal Green
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دوره 17 شماره
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تاریخ انتشار 1957