Read Songs of Innocence Online
Authors: Fran Abrams
Save the Children
235
School Board system
22–3
school meals, free
140
school strikes, 1911
66
schools
attendance figures
26
comprehensive
175–6
curriculum
26
European refugee presence
130–1
evacuees and
124
girls
28–9
reform
140–1
secondary modern
155
segregation
205
Scotsman
227–8
Scouting for Boys
(Baden-Powell)
62
Scuttlers
19–22
Seduction of the Innocent, The
158
Seebohm Report
195
self-belief
253
self-worth
254
sentimentality, breakdown in
208–9
sex
Edwardian double standards
69–71
fear of
210
promiscuity
210–13
sex, choosing child’s
225
sex outside marriage, inter-war years advice on
98
sexual degeneracy
69–71
Sheffield
152–4
smallpox
61
Smith, Cyril
181
Smith, David and Maureen
190–1
Smith, Emma (nee Hallsmith)
90–1
Smith, Samuel
21–2
smoking
56
Smyth, Norah
75
social attitudes, changes in
177–8
social cohesion, breakdown in
225
Social Medical Research Unit
163
social problems
245
social reform
127
social work departments
195
Socialism
56
Society for Constructive Birth Control and Racial Progress
97
Some Thoughts Concerning Education
(Locke)
2
soul
1–2
South Africa
135
Sowerbutts, Edith
57
special educational needs
238
special schools
100
Spectator
104
Spencer, Anne
177
Spock, Benjamin
246
spontaneous self-development
110
Stallings, Tricia
209
state, the
first intervention in parent child relations
9–15
intervention 1990s
233–4
powers
146–7
Stead, W. T.
14–15
Stephens, Mrs Frank
50
Sterilization Bill 1931
97
Stockport
194
Streatfeild, Noel
204
Street Arabs
23–5
Study of a Child
(Hogan)
51
subservience
189
sugar, de-rationing of
151–2
sunbathing
95
Sure Start programme
234
Sutton Coldfield
64
Swallows and Amazons
(Ransome)
96
sweets
151–2
Switzerland
94
teachers
175–6
Teachers Labour League
117
technology, fear of obsession with
236
Teddy Boys
160–1
teenage sex, inter-war years
114–15
thalidomide
179
theatre
64–5
Thompson, Jon
220–3
threat perception
219–20
Time and Tide
magazine
140
The Times
12
,
13
,
23
,
43
,
53
,
64
,
66
,
147–8
,
154–5
,
161
,
162
,
164
,
172
,
182
,
186
,
191
Times Literary Supplement
70
Tobin, Daniel
12–13
Tobin, John
12
Tom Brown’s Schooldays
(Hughes)
27
Tottenham
252
Toxic Childhood
237–8
Toynbee, Polly
213–14
Truby King, Sir Frederick
95
,
96
,
99
Tweedie, Jill
176
typhoid
33
Ufizzi gallery, Florence
238
Uncle, A. F
73
unemployment
56
,
206
,
247–8
,
251
,
252
,
253–4
Unicef, child wellbeing report
231
United Nations
189
United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
6
,
214–15
,
234
United States of America
106
,
133
,
151
,
177
,
219
,
231
,
234
urchins
57
vaccinations
61
Venables, Robert
220–3
venereal disease
98
vices, adult
233
Victoria Cross awards
83
video games
7
video nasties
221
Vietnam War
159
Volendam
, SS
136
völkisch
movement
58
vulnerability
241–2
war work
World War I
77–82
Ward, C.
85
Ward, Mrs Humphrey
43
Warner, Jack
163
wasted lives
22
wastrels
97
Water Babies, The
(Kingsley)
25
,
241
Waugh, Benjamin
12–14
Webb, Sidney
59
Webster, Miss
174
Welfare State
146
,
149
,
152
,
170–1
West, Henry
20
West Side Story
162
Westmorland
126
What Fathers Should Tell Their Sons
98
What Mothers Must Tell Their Children
98
Wheeler, Etta Angell
10–11
whipping
11
Whitehouse, Mary
184
Whiteing, Mary
46–7
Whiting, Roy
237
Wilde, Oscar
55–6
Williamson, Sir Hedworth
65
Wilson, Francis
10
Wilson, Harold
175
Wilson, Thomas
10
Winchester, Bishop of
38
Wind in the Willows
(Grahame)
45
Winscombe Women’s Conservative and Unionist Association
115–16
Winton, Nicholas
133
Wintour, Eleanor
177
wives, abandoned
169
women
post-war
149–50
war work
129–30
World War I and
73–4
women and children first
122
Women’s Group on Public Welfare
127
women’s rights
56
Worcester, Bishop
223
Wordsworth, William
240–1
working classes and grammar schools
172–3
late-Victorian times
15–17
youth culture
161
working hours, child
13
agricultural work
80–1
Battle of Jutland
83
boy combatants
82–4
child casualties
84–5
education during
81
Girl Guides activities
80
illegitimate children
76
outbreak
71–2
rationing
74
refugee fund raising
77
shadow of
90
spy scare
79
war work
77–82
women and
73–4
wounded
86
youngest fatality
82
World War II
aftermath
143–4
the Blitz
129
build up to
118
child refugees
133–4
condition of evacuees
124–6
disease deaths
139
end of
141
European refugee presence
130–4
evacuation overseas
135–7
evacuees
121–9
foreign troops
132–3
German surrender
137
GIs
132–3
impact of
120–1
outbreak of
119–21
preparations for peace
137–41
social reform plans
138–41
Wortley Calamity, the
30–2
writers, degenerate
55–6
Young Communist League
116
Young Comrades League
116
Young Delinquent, The
(Burt)
100–5
Young Pioneers of Great Britain
116
youth gangs
7
causes of phenomenon
21
emergence of
19
girls
22
late-Victorian
19–25
members backgrounds
24
post-war
160–3
youth market
182
youth unemployment
206
,
247–8
,
251
,
252
,
253–4
youth violence
22–4