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Women's Economic Writing in the Nineteenth Century is the first comprehensive collection of women's economic writing in the long nineteenth century.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 248
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781000866735
- Artikelnr.: 67841979
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 248
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781000866735
- Artikelnr.: 67841979
Lana L. Dalley is Professor of Victorian Literature, California State University, Fullerton, USA
Volume 3 General Introduction Part 4. Labour 1. Mary Lamb
'On Needlework'
The Lady's Magazine or Entertainign Companion for the Fair Sex
Appropriated Solely to Their Use and Amusement
April 1815. 2. Caroline Norton
A Voice from the Factories. In Serious Verse (London
John Murray
1836)
pp. 15-23
32
38-40. 3. Anna Jameson
The Communion of Labour
a Second Lecture on the Social Employments of Women (London
Longman
Brown
Green
Longmans & Roberts
1856) 4. Bessie Raynor Parkes
'A Year's Experience in Woman's Work'
Paper read at the conference of the National Association for Promotion of Social Science and published in English Woman's Journal. No 6
October
pp. 112-121. 5. Rebecca Harding Davis
'Life in the Iron Mills'
The Atlantic Monthly. Vol 7
Issue 42
April 1861
pp. 430-451. 6. Mary Merryweather
Experience of Factory Life: Being a Record of Fourteen Years' Work at Mr. Courtauld's Silk Mill at Halstead
In Essex (London
Victorian Press
1862)
pp. 6-17
76-79. 7. Josephine Butler
'The Education and Employment of Women'
(Liverpool: T. Brakell
1868)
pp. 3-28. 8. Josephine Butler
An Appeal to the People of England on the Recognition and Superintendence of Prostitution by Governments (1869). 9. Emily Faithfull
'Women's Work
with Special Reference to Industrial Employment
a Paper Read at the Meeting of the Society of Arts
March 29th 1871. 10. Ellen Barlee
Sketches of Working Women (London: Seeley and Co
1871)
pp. iii-iv
190-206. 11. Emma Paterson
'The Position of Working Women and How to Improve It'
Labour News
April 1874
pp. 20-24. 12. Edith Simcox
'The Industrial Employment of Women'
Fraser's Magazine
19 February 1879
pp. 246-255. 13. Victoria Jeans
Factory Act Legislation: Its Industrial and Commercial Effects
Actual and Prospective (London
T. Fisher Unwin
1892)
pp. 5-19
81-96 14. Nelly Booth Simmons
'Battle Hymn of Labor'
Arena 5
March 1892
pp. 401-4. 15. Adeline Knapp
One Thousand Dollars a Day: Studies in Practical Economics (Boston
The Arena Publishing Company
1894). 16. Clementina Black
An Agitator: A Novel (London: Bliss
Sands & Foster
1894)
pp. 1-14. 17. Jessie Boucherett and Helen Blackburn
'Women's Work and the Factory Act'
The Condition of Working Women and the Factory Acts (London: Elliot Stock
1896)
pp. 64-76. 18. Beatrice Webb
Women and the Factory Acts
Fabian Tract No. 67. London
The Fabian Society
February 1896. 19. Olive Malvery
'In the Sweating Dens of West and East London'
te The Soul Market (New York
McClure
Phillips
and Company
1907)
pp. 169-181. Part 5. Poverty and Philanthropy 20. Priscilla Wakefield
The Reports of the Society for Bettering the Condition and Increasing the Comforts of the Poor
Vol. IV. London
1805
pp. 206-210. 21. Emma Sheppard
Experiences of a Workhouse Visitor (London
Nisbet and Co.
1857)< pp. 3-10. 22. Joanna Margaret Hill
'How Can We Eradicate the Pauper Taint from Our Workhouse Children'
Paper read at the Social Science Congress held at Birmingham
1868. 23. Florence Nightingale
'A Note on Pauperism'
1869 24. Adelaide Procter
'The Homeless Poor'
in The Poems of Adelaide A. Procter (New York: Universal Publishing Company
1870). 25. Octavia Hill
'Organized Work Among the Poor'
in Homes of the London Poor (New York
State Charities Aid Association
1875). 26. Jane Addams
'The Subtle Problems of Charity'
Atlantic Monthly. Vol. 83
Feb 1899
pp. 163-78. Index
'On Needlework'
The Lady's Magazine or Entertainign Companion for the Fair Sex
Appropriated Solely to Their Use and Amusement
April 1815. 2. Caroline Norton
A Voice from the Factories. In Serious Verse (London
John Murray
1836)
pp. 15-23
32
38-40. 3. Anna Jameson
The Communion of Labour
a Second Lecture on the Social Employments of Women (London
Longman
Brown
Green
Longmans & Roberts
1856) 4. Bessie Raynor Parkes
'A Year's Experience in Woman's Work'
Paper read at the conference of the National Association for Promotion of Social Science and published in English Woman's Journal. No 6
October
pp. 112-121. 5. Rebecca Harding Davis
'Life in the Iron Mills'
The Atlantic Monthly. Vol 7
Issue 42
April 1861
pp. 430-451. 6. Mary Merryweather
Experience of Factory Life: Being a Record of Fourteen Years' Work at Mr. Courtauld's Silk Mill at Halstead
In Essex (London
Victorian Press
1862)
pp. 6-17
76-79. 7. Josephine Butler
'The Education and Employment of Women'
(Liverpool: T. Brakell
1868)
pp. 3-28. 8. Josephine Butler
An Appeal to the People of England on the Recognition and Superintendence of Prostitution by Governments (1869). 9. Emily Faithfull
'Women's Work
with Special Reference to Industrial Employment
a Paper Read at the Meeting of the Society of Arts
March 29th 1871. 10. Ellen Barlee
Sketches of Working Women (London: Seeley and Co
1871)
pp. iii-iv
190-206. 11. Emma Paterson
'The Position of Working Women and How to Improve It'
Labour News
April 1874
pp. 20-24. 12. Edith Simcox
'The Industrial Employment of Women'
Fraser's Magazine
19 February 1879
pp. 246-255. 13. Victoria Jeans
Factory Act Legislation: Its Industrial and Commercial Effects
Actual and Prospective (London
T. Fisher Unwin
1892)
pp. 5-19
81-96 14. Nelly Booth Simmons
'Battle Hymn of Labor'
Arena 5
March 1892
pp. 401-4. 15. Adeline Knapp
One Thousand Dollars a Day: Studies in Practical Economics (Boston
The Arena Publishing Company
1894). 16. Clementina Black
An Agitator: A Novel (London: Bliss
Sands & Foster
1894)
pp. 1-14. 17. Jessie Boucherett and Helen Blackburn
'Women's Work and the Factory Act'
The Condition of Working Women and the Factory Acts (London: Elliot Stock
1896)
pp. 64-76. 18. Beatrice Webb
Women and the Factory Acts
Fabian Tract No. 67. London
The Fabian Society
February 1896. 19. Olive Malvery
'In the Sweating Dens of West and East London'
te The Soul Market (New York
McClure
Phillips
and Company
1907)
pp. 169-181. Part 5. Poverty and Philanthropy 20. Priscilla Wakefield
The Reports of the Society for Bettering the Condition and Increasing the Comforts of the Poor
Vol. IV. London
1805
pp. 206-210. 21. Emma Sheppard
Experiences of a Workhouse Visitor (London
Nisbet and Co.
1857)< pp. 3-10. 22. Joanna Margaret Hill
'How Can We Eradicate the Pauper Taint from Our Workhouse Children'
Paper read at the Social Science Congress held at Birmingham
1868. 23. Florence Nightingale
'A Note on Pauperism'
1869 24. Adelaide Procter
'The Homeless Poor'
in The Poems of Adelaide A. Procter (New York: Universal Publishing Company
1870). 25. Octavia Hill
'Organized Work Among the Poor'
in Homes of the London Poor (New York
State Charities Aid Association
1875). 26. Jane Addams
'The Subtle Problems of Charity'
Atlantic Monthly. Vol. 83
Feb 1899
pp. 163-78. Index
Volume 3 General Introduction Part 4. Labour 1. Mary Lamb
'On Needlework'
The Lady's Magazine or Entertainign Companion for the Fair Sex
Appropriated Solely to Their Use and Amusement
April 1815. 2. Caroline Norton
A Voice from the Factories. In Serious Verse (London
John Murray
1836)
pp. 15-23
32
38-40. 3. Anna Jameson
The Communion of Labour
a Second Lecture on the Social Employments of Women (London
Longman
Brown
Green
Longmans & Roberts
1856) 4. Bessie Raynor Parkes
'A Year's Experience in Woman's Work'
Paper read at the conference of the National Association for Promotion of Social Science and published in English Woman's Journal. No 6
October
pp. 112-121. 5. Rebecca Harding Davis
'Life in the Iron Mills'
The Atlantic Monthly. Vol 7
Issue 42
April 1861
pp. 430-451. 6. Mary Merryweather
Experience of Factory Life: Being a Record of Fourteen Years' Work at Mr. Courtauld's Silk Mill at Halstead
In Essex (London
Victorian Press
1862)
pp. 6-17
76-79. 7. Josephine Butler
'The Education and Employment of Women'
(Liverpool: T. Brakell
1868)
pp. 3-28. 8. Josephine Butler
An Appeal to the People of England on the Recognition and Superintendence of Prostitution by Governments (1869). 9. Emily Faithfull
'Women's Work
with Special Reference to Industrial Employment
a Paper Read at the Meeting of the Society of Arts
March 29th 1871. 10. Ellen Barlee
Sketches of Working Women (London: Seeley and Co
1871)
pp. iii-iv
190-206. 11. Emma Paterson
'The Position of Working Women and How to Improve It'
Labour News
April 1874
pp. 20-24. 12. Edith Simcox
'The Industrial Employment of Women'
Fraser's Magazine
19 February 1879
pp. 246-255. 13. Victoria Jeans
Factory Act Legislation: Its Industrial and Commercial Effects
Actual and Prospective (London
T. Fisher Unwin
1892)
pp. 5-19
81-96 14. Nelly Booth Simmons
'Battle Hymn of Labor'
Arena 5
March 1892
pp. 401-4. 15. Adeline Knapp
One Thousand Dollars a Day: Studies in Practical Economics (Boston
The Arena Publishing Company
1894). 16. Clementina Black
An Agitator: A Novel (London: Bliss
Sands & Foster
1894)
pp. 1-14. 17. Jessie Boucherett and Helen Blackburn
'Women's Work and the Factory Act'
The Condition of Working Women and the Factory Acts (London: Elliot Stock
1896)
pp. 64-76. 18. Beatrice Webb
Women and the Factory Acts
Fabian Tract No. 67. London
The Fabian Society
February 1896. 19. Olive Malvery
'In the Sweating Dens of West and East London'
te The Soul Market (New York
McClure
Phillips
and Company
1907)
pp. 169-181. Part 5. Poverty and Philanthropy 20. Priscilla Wakefield
The Reports of the Society for Bettering the Condition and Increasing the Comforts of the Poor
Vol. IV. London
1805
pp. 206-210. 21. Emma Sheppard
Experiences of a Workhouse Visitor (London
Nisbet and Co.
1857)< pp. 3-10. 22. Joanna Margaret Hill
'How Can We Eradicate the Pauper Taint from Our Workhouse Children'
Paper read at the Social Science Congress held at Birmingham
1868. 23. Florence Nightingale
'A Note on Pauperism'
1869 24. Adelaide Procter
'The Homeless Poor'
in The Poems of Adelaide A. Procter (New York: Universal Publishing Company
1870). 25. Octavia Hill
'Organized Work Among the Poor'
in Homes of the London Poor (New York
State Charities Aid Association
1875). 26. Jane Addams
'The Subtle Problems of Charity'
Atlantic Monthly. Vol. 83
Feb 1899
pp. 163-78. Index
'On Needlework'
The Lady's Magazine or Entertainign Companion for the Fair Sex
Appropriated Solely to Their Use and Amusement
April 1815. 2. Caroline Norton
A Voice from the Factories. In Serious Verse (London
John Murray
1836)
pp. 15-23
32
38-40. 3. Anna Jameson
The Communion of Labour
a Second Lecture on the Social Employments of Women (London
Longman
Brown
Green
Longmans & Roberts
1856) 4. Bessie Raynor Parkes
'A Year's Experience in Woman's Work'
Paper read at the conference of the National Association for Promotion of Social Science and published in English Woman's Journal. No 6
October
pp. 112-121. 5. Rebecca Harding Davis
'Life in the Iron Mills'
The Atlantic Monthly. Vol 7
Issue 42
April 1861
pp. 430-451. 6. Mary Merryweather
Experience of Factory Life: Being a Record of Fourteen Years' Work at Mr. Courtauld's Silk Mill at Halstead
In Essex (London
Victorian Press
1862)
pp. 6-17
76-79. 7. Josephine Butler
'The Education and Employment of Women'
(Liverpool: T. Brakell
1868)
pp. 3-28. 8. Josephine Butler
An Appeal to the People of England on the Recognition and Superintendence of Prostitution by Governments (1869). 9. Emily Faithfull
'Women's Work
with Special Reference to Industrial Employment
a Paper Read at the Meeting of the Society of Arts
March 29th 1871. 10. Ellen Barlee
Sketches of Working Women (London: Seeley and Co
1871)
pp. iii-iv
190-206. 11. Emma Paterson
'The Position of Working Women and How to Improve It'
Labour News
April 1874
pp. 20-24. 12. Edith Simcox
'The Industrial Employment of Women'
Fraser's Magazine
19 February 1879
pp. 246-255. 13. Victoria Jeans
Factory Act Legislation: Its Industrial and Commercial Effects
Actual and Prospective (London
T. Fisher Unwin
1892)
pp. 5-19
81-96 14. Nelly Booth Simmons
'Battle Hymn of Labor'
Arena 5
March 1892
pp. 401-4. 15. Adeline Knapp
One Thousand Dollars a Day: Studies in Practical Economics (Boston
The Arena Publishing Company
1894). 16. Clementina Black
An Agitator: A Novel (London: Bliss
Sands & Foster
1894)
pp. 1-14. 17. Jessie Boucherett and Helen Blackburn
'Women's Work and the Factory Act'
The Condition of Working Women and the Factory Acts (London: Elliot Stock
1896)
pp. 64-76. 18. Beatrice Webb
Women and the Factory Acts
Fabian Tract No. 67. London
The Fabian Society
February 1896. 19. Olive Malvery
'In the Sweating Dens of West and East London'
te The Soul Market (New York
McClure
Phillips
and Company
1907)
pp. 169-181. Part 5. Poverty and Philanthropy 20. Priscilla Wakefield
The Reports of the Society for Bettering the Condition and Increasing the Comforts of the Poor
Vol. IV. London
1805
pp. 206-210. 21. Emma Sheppard
Experiences of a Workhouse Visitor (London
Nisbet and Co.
1857)< pp. 3-10. 22. Joanna Margaret Hill
'How Can We Eradicate the Pauper Taint from Our Workhouse Children'
Paper read at the Social Science Congress held at Birmingham
1868. 23. Florence Nightingale
'A Note on Pauperism'
1869 24. Adelaide Procter
'The Homeless Poor'
in The Poems of Adelaide A. Procter (New York: Universal Publishing Company
1870). 25. Octavia Hill
'Organized Work Among the Poor'
in Homes of the London Poor (New York
State Charities Aid Association
1875). 26. Jane Addams
'The Subtle Problems of Charity'
Atlantic Monthly. Vol. 83
Feb 1899
pp. 163-78. Index