"Although Urquhart and his supporters argued that Turkish baths were most needed in areas of poverty, they tended to be established in the better off areas."
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Charles Booth's Descriptive map of London poverty, 1889. London :
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'William Bishop and the Putney Baths' / Peter Thomas Wandsworth Historian
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Minutes of the London & Provincial Turkish Bath Co Ltd (15 Apr 1862)
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Gloucester Corporation. Minutes of the Baths Committee (13 May 1898)
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Gloucester Corporation. Minutes of the Baths Committee (17 Jun 1898)
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Gloucester Corporation. Minutes of the Baths Committee (17 Aug 1891)
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Minutes of the London & Provincial Turkish Bath Co Ltd (22 Nov 1886)