The Dwelling House - George Vivian Poore

CHAPTER		PAGE
I.	Defects in Planning	[1]
II.	The Sanitation of the Isolated Dwelling	[32]
III.	Slop-water	[69]
IV.	Overcrowding: Its Causes and Effects	[90]
V.	The Circulation of Organic Matter	[125]
VI.	The Soil in its Relation to Disease and Sanitation	[152]

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

FIG.			PAGE
1.	}
2.	}	Typical London House	[4], [5]
3.	}
4.	}	Combined Staircase and Ventilated Lobby	[10], [11]
5.	}	Combined Staircase and Ventilated Lobby	[10], [11]
6.		House with Staircase forming Ventilated Cut-off fromKitchen and Lavatory, &c.	[12]
7.		Bungalow facing South	[14]
8.		Convalescent Home	[16]
9.		Stove with Air-inlet Underneath	[17]
10.		Ventilating Panel in Door	[17]
11.		Bedroom Window	[22]
12.	}	Cellar Window	[29]
13.	}	Cellar Window	[29]
14.		Andover Houses and Garden	[35]
15.		Garden at Andover	[38]
16.		Section of 'Dry-Catch' Privy	[40]
17.		Earth-closet with Ventilated Lobby	[46]
18.		Section through Earth-closet and Dry Catch	[47]
19.		Section of Dry Closet Pan	[48]
20.		Urine Filter	[51]
21.		Dry Urinal	[57]
22.		Plan of Well, showing its relation to Paths and Hedge	[65]
23.		Section of Well, showing Concrete Lining and position of Pump	[65]
24.		Rustic Arch	[77]
25.		Use of Arch for getting Waste Water clear of House	[77]
26.		Filtration Gutter	[79]
27.		Filtration Gutter on Bank	[80]
28.		Kitchen Sink with Duplicated Outside Filter	[82]
29.		Arrangement for Small Tenements	[87]
30.		Section of Small Tenements	[88]
31.		Building Estate	[92]
32.	}
33.	}	Illustrations of 'Model' By-Laws for Regulation of Buildings	[109]
34.	}
35.		Curves of Unmanured and Manured Barley Plots	[139]
36.		Map to Illustrate Marylebone Small-pox Outbreak	[145]