Charles Edward Trevelyan
Also known as
Charles E. TrevelyanTrevelyan, Charles Edward SirTrevelyan, Charles Edward Sir, , bart
Born 1807-01-01
Died 1886-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL6668831A
- VIAF35233517
- WikidataQ3249693
- ISNI0000000120237935
- Project Gutenberg49004
Top Subjects
- India -- Languages -- Writing (1)
- India -- Languages -- Transliteration (1)
- Tolls -- Bengal -- History. (1)
- Octroi -- Bengal -- History. (1)
- Tariff -- Bengal -- History. (1)
- India -- Social conditions (1)
- Education -- India (1)
Books by Charles Edward Trevelyan
Total count: 14
The application of the roman alphabet to all the Oriental languagescontained in a series of papersThe Serampore Press1834-01-01-
A report upon the inland customs and town-duties of the Bengal Presidency.Printed at the Baptist mission Press1834-01-01
On the education of the people of IndiaLongman, Orme, Brown, Green & Longmans1838-01-01
The Irish crisisLongman, Brown, Green & Longmans1848-01-01-
Comparison of the emoluments of persons in the permanent employment of government with those of persons in the employment of joint stock companies, bankers, merchants, &c.printed at the Foreign Office1850-01-01
-
The British Army in 1868.4th ed.Longmans, Green1868-01-01
Address on the systematic visitation of the poor in their own homes an indispensible basis of an effective system of charityPrinted by Spottiswoode & Co., New-Street Square1870-01-01
A full report of the speeches delivered at the annual public meeting held in the large room of the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, on Wednesday, October 26th, 1870R. Newton1870-01-01
Seven articles on London pauperism and its relations with the labour marketpublished in 'The Parochial critic and weekly record of metropolitan organisations' in July and August, 1870Bell & Daldy, York Street, Covent Garden1870-01-01
Three letters from Sir Charles Trevelyan to "The Times" on London pauperismwith the leading article upon them and extracts from "How to relieve the poor of Edinburgh and other great cities, without increasing pauperism: a tried successful, and economical plan, 1867" and from the "Report on the condition of the poorer classes of Edinburgh, and of their dwellings, neighbourhoods, and families, 1868."Longmans, Green, and Co.1870-01-01-
From Pesth to Brindisibeing notes of a tour in the autumn of 1869, from Pesth to Belgrade ... NaplesLongmans, Green1876-01-01
-
Metropolitan medical reliefApril 1877.Printed by Spottiswoode & Co1877-01-01
Tramps and vagrantspaper read by Sir Charles Trevelyan, Bart., K.C.B., at the annual meeting of the Newcastle-upon-Tyne Charity Organization Society, on Thursday, December 1st, 1881.J. Forster, Tyne Printing Works Office, 36, the Side1881-01-01
On The Education Of The People Of India (1838)Hesperides Press2006-05-08