Statutory Authorities for Special Purposes

The book provides a detailed analysis of key organizations from the eighteenth century, including the Commissioners of Sewers, the Incorporated Guardians of the Poor, Turnpike Trusts, and Improvement Commissioners. It examines their roles and development, highlighting their significance in shaping public works and social welfare during that period. The exploration of these institutions sheds light on the historical context and evolution of local governance and infrastructure in England.