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      assis t It is disperse t likel ance y to the lead emi surp to lus exp tion hands eriments fur in ther other in co departments - t operation from , to of endeavours labour the O , to away

      World pressure of J _^" ew York life . It , will prevent that cruel , v emp houg loyers h stric " t ly economical the utter hel to advan plessness tage them and taken hopelessness down by some to starvation " tyran their t

      point wretched , by female rescuing workers them , from grind the temptation of selling their labour the repor for t of nex this t to meeting nothing , tha ; and t the as needlewomen it is tolerabl t far from y of eviden New the t York from ,

      des however titution poor of and those hard of -worked London , , are we may as ye hope to arrest that the some fall abject thing of

      wages will be , and done stay by the our conditions transatlantic of their sister trade s on the downward

      _course . B . K . P .

      Woman's Work In The Wobld's Clothing. 32...

      woman ' s work in the wobld ' s clothing . 325

      Lx.— Woman's Woek In The Woeld's Clothin...

      LX . — WOMAN'S WOEK in the WOELD'S CLOTHING . V . —Machines , Factories , and Factoky Acts .

      Begun T Ye By Hem T More The T Now O Mid...

      begun t ye By hem t more the t now o middl t yarn hrea that , t e wh their of E i the ch ng utmost lish had eigh a teenth t exertions first ters proved century , and were the so a found cry advantageous new for danger unequal more , had and to to

      producers the was satisf bulk am y , it ateur , seemed of of clo the sp thing inning likel population y while becomin to prove the were g demands their more now ultimate and purchasers of the more ruin forei rar . in gn e Not s , tead marke so onl that of y t

      - effe continued cted twice by also Mr to : fas Kay increase t , , as formerl ; but 733 , an had and improvement enabled therefore the in doubled weaver the loom his to ,

      requiremen weav ressure e of ts these of as material circums to tance supp s y w l , y his find shu tha ttle t a . t the Under time the of

      p Manchester Arthur Young in ' the s T manufacture our , in 1768 of , corded the women dimities emp could loyed earn at

      _& girl s much s under as tw from elve three years to old ei f g ht s hilling shilling s per to w eek gh there , teenpence and even _,

      immense while he . Yet tions all the tha advantages t the number i held out em t p to loyed eeds cotton and workers endal was ,

      were ( for at not the gaining same time more the than wool from sp 2 nners s . 6 d . to L 3 s . 3 d . per K week , ) had notat this datesecured the services of more than fifty

      t t housand han is , often spind found les throug no , w in a t all g E le fac land tory , a ; and smaller at last number the

      necessity for a larger supply of yarn was growing so pressing-

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    • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1864, page 325, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011864/page/37/