Manuscript Sources
TNA (The National Archives, London): HO, Home Office Papers; Mepo, Metropolitan Police Papers; RG, Records of the General Register Office.
The Booth Collection (TBC).
HL (Hartley Library, University of Southampton) MS 173, Jewish Association for the Protection of Girls, Women and Children: Minutes of the Gentleman’s Sub-Committee.
Printed Sources
Royal Commission on the Housing of the Working Classes, 1884-1885.
Royal Commission on Alien Immigration, 1903.
Select Committee on Emigration and Immigration (Foreigners) 1889.
Select Committee on Sweating, 1888-1890.
Select Committee on Sunday Trading, 1905.
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