An edition of Women at work
(1975)
Women at work
the transformation of work and community in Lowell, Massachusetts, 1826-1860
by Thomas Dublin
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History, Lowell, Massachusetts, Employment, Women, Textile workers, Cotton manufacture, Social conditions, Women textile workers, Labor and laboring classes, Lowell (Mass.), Industries, Labor, Mass, Trabajadores textiles, Historia, Trabajo y trabajadores, Vrouwenarbeid, Working class, Women, employmentPlaces
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126,339
Bibliography: p. [293]-308.
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"WOMEN have always worked, but until the past century their work has been confined almost entirely to the domestic setting, and it has been for the most part unpaid labor."
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