Children and childhood in western society since 1500

@inproceedings{Cunningham1995ChildrenAC,
  title={Children and childhood in western society since 1500},
  author={H. Cunningham},
  year={1995}
}
1. Introduction. 2. Children and Childhood in Ancient and Medieval Europe. 3. The Development of a Middle-class Ideology of Childhood, 1500-1900. 4. Family, Work and School, 1500-1900. 5. Children, Philanthropy and the State in Europe, 1500-1860. 6. Saving the Children, 1830-1920. 7. 'The Century of the Child?' Conclusion. Guide to Further Reading. 
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