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"Characteristics of the Gentleman in the Victorian Period"
“To Daily Governesses- Immediate!” Punch 13 (1847): 141.
England Labor Unions The North British Review 7 (March-June 1867): 1-26.
Factory Conditions for Women, Children's Employment Commissions Report, 1842-1843.
Governess, Companion and Housekeeper Ads from The Times of London (1845-1847)
"The Literary Gentleman," Punch, 2.4 (1842): 68.
"The Training and Education of Pauper Children," G. C. T. Bartley, Journal of the Society of the Arts, 17 (1868-1869): 188-194
Tobacco; its history and associations; including an account of the plant and its manufacture; with its modes of use in all ages and countries. Fairholt, F. W. London: Chapman and Hall, 1859.
Working-Class Racism NINA (No Irish Need Apply)
"Working Families" Hastings, England.
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