Vagrancy in the Victorian Age

Exploring the Victorian era's intricate classification of vagrancy, this interdisciplinary study delves into the intertwined themes of poverty, mobility, and homelessness. It examines how societal perceptions of these issues shaped the understanding of vagrancy, offering insights into the historical context and the implications for contemporary discussions on social issues. Through a detailed analysis, the book sheds light on the complexities of these concepts and their impact on society during the Victorian period.