Thompson F.M.L. The Cambridge Social History of Britain, 1750-1950. Vol. 2: People and Their Environment

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Cambridge University Press, 1996. - 362 pp.

Volume 2, People and their environment, explores the questions of social structure, social mobility and class relations. Family and household, the social implications of demographic change, jobs, working and housing conditions, and family relations were all crucial elements in the shaping of group consciousness and form the main themes of this volume. Chapters on nutrition, pattes of food and drink consumption and leisure activities all contribute to a comprehensive overview of the way the social order has been changed.

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