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          Helen (Dendy) Bosanquet was a prolific and well-informed commentator on family and neighborhood poverty, on social policy, and on social work methods....

          Helen Bosanquet

          British social theorist and reformer (1860–1925)

          Helen Bosanquet

          Helen Bosanquet c. 1900

          Born

          Helen Dendy


          10 February 1860 (1860-02-10)

          Manchester, England

          Died7 April 1925(1925-04-07) (aged 65)

          Golders Green, London

          Alma materNewnham College, Cambridge (1889)
          Occupation(s)Social theorist, reformer, and economist
          Spouse

          Bernard Bosanquet

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          (m. 1895; died 1923)​
          Parent(s)Revd.

          This collection examines the neglected contribution of Bernard and Helen Bosanquet to that contemporary maelstrom of ideas about the condition.

        1. This collection examines the neglected contribution of Bernard and Helen Bosanquet to that contemporary maelstrom of ideas about the condition.
        2. IN her preface, Mrs. Bosanquet describes her book as " an attempt to suggest how we may work out some theory of human nature and social life which will be a.
        3. Helen (Dendy) Bosanquet was a prolific and well-informed commentator on family and neighborhood poverty, on social policy, and on social work methods.
        4. Bosanquet, Helen Dendy, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicinedata contributor.
        5. In Helen Bosanquet published "Social.

          6. John Dendy
          Sarah Beard

          RelativesMary Dendy (sister)
          Arthur Dendy (brother)

          Helen Bosanquet (néeDendy; 10 February 1860 – 7 April 1925)[1] was an English social theorist, social reformer, and economist concerned with poverty, social policy, working-class life, and modern social work practices.

          Helen worked closely with the Charity Organisation Society (COS), using her direct experience with living among "the poor". Bosanquet focused much of her care