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xiii, 258 p. ; 24 cm. The price of charity to the Middlesex Hospital, 1750-1830 / Bronwyn Croxson -- Charitable bodies : the funding of Birmingham's voluntary hospitals in the nineteenth century / Jonathan Reinarz -- Regional comparators in the funding and organisation of the voluntary hospital system, c.1860-1939 / Steven Cherry -- 'The caprice of charity' : geographical variations in the finances of British voluntary hospital services before the NHS / John Mohan -- Paying for the sick poor : financing medicine under the Victorian Poor Law : the case of the Whitechapel Union, 1850-1900 / Keir Waddington -- Reluctant providers? : the politics and ideology of municipal hospital finance 1870-1914 / Sally Sheard -- The Bradford Municipal Hospital experiment of 1920 : the emergence of the mixed economy in hospital provision in inter-war Britain / Tim Willis -- Friendly society health insurance in nineteenth-century England / Martin Gorsky -- 'Strong combination' : the Edwardian BMA and contract practice / Andrew Morrice -- The economic and medical significance of the British National Insurance Act, 1911 / Anne Digby -- A double irony? : the politics of National Health Service expenditure in the 1950s / Tony Cutler -- Inequalities, regions and hospitals : the Resource Allocation. Working Party / John Welshman -- Financing health care in Britain since 1939. edited by Martin Gorsky and Sally Sheard. Includes bibliographical references and index. Medical care, Cost of Great Britain History Delivery of Health Care economics Delivery of Health Care history Financing, Organized history Health Care Sector history History, 18th Century History, 19th Century History, 20th Century United Kingdom RA410.55.G7 F56 2015 9781138867956 (pbk. : alk. paper) 2006003030 DNLM/DLC 060127 20170510120442.0 ocm62532622 eng