"Ragged Homes and How to Mend Them" by Mrs. (Mary) Bayly is a book about fixing society's problems by improving where poor people live, specifically focusing on a place called the Potteries in London. The author wants to show how tough life is for working-class people and how much things could change if they were given the right information and help from their community. She talks about why she's writing the book and the need for fixing up homes for those who don't have much. She shares stories from her own life meeting these people, talking about their struggles because they don't have money, education, or good support. She really pushes the idea that knowing how to take care of a home and the influence of mothers are super important for making neighborhoods better, setting the groundwork for ways everyone can work together to raise the living standards of the poor and change the way society thinks about them.

Ragged homes and how to mend them
By Mrs. (Mary) Bayly
Journey into the heart of Victorian London to witness a passionate call for social change as one woman strives to uplift the lives of the impoverished by mending their broken homes and fostering community.
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2018-10-14
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About the AuthorMary Bayly, sometimes spelled Mary Bayley, was a British temperance activist and pamphlet writer.
Mary Bayly, sometimes spelled Mary Bayley, was a British temperance activist and pamphlet writer.
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