The Aristocracy of Labour in Nineteenth-Century Britain, 1850-1914

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• Education for Domesticity? A nineteenth‐century perspective on girls' schooling and education

  Meg Gomersall•Gender and Education•1994

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• The Eye of Power”

  C Rojek•Loisir et Société / Society and…•1992

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• Railway labour and the geography of collective bargaining

  Open Access•George Revill•Journal of Historical Geography•2005

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• Class and Culture in Nineteenth-Century Manchester

  Open Access•John Seed, Janet Wolff•Theory Culture & Society•1984

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• Veblen, leisure and human need

  C Rojek•Leisure Studies•1995

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• Embossed Gilt and Moral Tales

  Open Access•Dorothy Entwistle•The Journal of Popular Culture•1994

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• Enclosure and the Small Farmer in the Age of the Industrial Revolution

  Open Access•G E Mingay•Enclosure and the Small Farmer in…•1968

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• Distributional Struggle and Moral Order in a Market Society

  Open Access•Gordon Marshall, Carolyn Vogler et al.•Sociology•1987

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• Republican Socialism and the Making of the Working Class in Britain, France, and the United States

  Open Access•B H Mo, Bernard H Moss•Comparative Studies in Society…•1993

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