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"How the Poor Live; And, Horrible London1889" was written by George R. Sims and published in 1883. English journalist and playwright known for his social reform advocacy and vibrant humor.

How the Poor Live; And, Horrible London1889

1883

George R. Sims

How the Poor Live; And, Horrible London1889

George R. Sims

1883

Published in 1883, 'How the Poor Live; And, Horrible London' by George R. Sims is a social commentary that exposes the harsh realities of life in London's slums during the 19th century. Through a blend of empathy and humor, Sims documents the struggles of impoverished families, highlighting their deplorable living conditions and societal neglect. His vivid descriptions and poignant narratives serve as both an indictment of urban poverty and a call to action for social reform, contributing to public awareness and legislative changes regarding the plight of the poor.