Observations On The Increased Population, Healthiness, Etc. Of The Town Of Maidstone (1782)

The book offers a comprehensive analysis of population growth and health conditions in Maidstone during the late 18th century. John Howlett presents statistical data on birth and death rates, causes of mortality, and disease prevalence, while exploring factors like clean water access, housing quality, and the local economy's influence on public health. This work serves as a significant historical resource for scholars examining the social and economic landscape of England in that era, reflecting the conditions of a typical English town.