Courts and Alleys: A history of Liverpool courtyard housing goodison Liverpool's whaling fleet was once

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Courts and Alleys: A history of Liverpool courtyard housing goodison Liverpool's whaling fleet was onceCourts and Alleys: A history of Liverpool courtyard housing by Elizabeth J. Stewart. The people of overcrowded Victorian Liverpool often lived in 'miserable abodes' according to contemporary accounts. These homes, known as 'courts and alleys' provided accommodation for thousands of people from the eighteenth to twentieth centuries. As Liverpool's population soared in the eighteenth and especially nineteenth centuries, the demand for new housing was