Kensington Charities: Who Was Left in Charge and How They Were Managed is a study presented in Edward Morton Daniel's book, which reveals the history of charitable foundations in the London Borough of Kensington. The author examines charity as a social phenomenon in detail, reveals the names of benefactors and exposes the methods of managing these charitable funds. The book offers the reader a depth of understanding of philanthropy and its impact on society and culture. The Kensington Charities will be a valuable source of knowledge for anyone interested in the history of charity and philanthropy.