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The Employments of Women: A Cyclopædia of Woman's Work by Virginia Penny
Penny, Virginia, 1826-
Chapter 16: 333. Sewers, 312
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Chapter 1
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
INTRODUCTION.
Chapter 3
38. Translators, 45
Chapter 4
97. Wood Engravers, 103
Chapter 5
120. Variety Shops, 136
Chapter 6
134. Wine Manufacturers and Grape Growers, 147
Chapter 7
160. Yeast, 172
Chapter 8
188. Gloves, 203
Chapter 9
198. HAIR CLOTH MANUFACTURE, 213
Chapter 10
209. Wire Workers, 218
Chapter 11
251. Watch Jewels, 248
Chapter 12
305. =Willow Ware.= 282
Chapter 13
311. Turners, 287
Chapter 14
320. Washing Machines, 292
Chapter 15
331. Sewing Machine Operatives, 310
Chapter 16
333. Sewers, 312
Chapter 17
347. Stays, 334
Chapter 18
350. Sewers, 337
Chapter 19
352. Ladies' Wear, 340
Chapter 20
375. Window Shades, 361
Chapter 21
420. Whiting, 400
Chapter 22
430. Toll Collectors, 409
Chapter 23
446. Travelling Companions, 423
Chapter 24
455. Washers, Ironers, and Manglers, 431
Chapter 25
495. Manufacturers of Musical Instruments, 460
Chapter 26
516. Water Carriers, 476
Chapter 27
519. The Lame, 477
Chapter 28
523. Other Countries, 482
Chapter 29
532. EXTRACTS FROM CENSUS REPORT OF 1860, in advance of
Chapter 30
introduction of such orders, and delivered an address in favor of it.
Chapter 31
introduction of machinery; nor is it strange, for goods have become
Chapter 32
introduction of women into the business. I saw three sisters bronzing in
Chapter 16: 333. Sewers, 312
Fitters, Cutters, and Sewers of Ladies' and Children's Wear.
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