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- Agriculture, [9], [42]-[92] passim, [93], [150], [292];seq.,
- see [Apprentice], [Capitalism], [Dairy], [Farmer], [Husbandman], [Labourer], [Pig-keeping], [Poultry-keeping], [Spinning], [Wages], [Wage-earner], [Wife], [Yeoman];
- conditions for rearing children, [43], [92].
- Alehouse, [91] seq., [101], [225], [229], [231]-[233] passim;
- see [Brewing], [Inn-keeper];
- livelihood for widows and infirm people, [230]-[232].
- Alewife, [222], [232];
- see [Brewing].
- Apothecaries, [184], [259]-[263] passim;
- Apprentice, [6], [26], [112], [144], [156], [185], [195], [211], [213], [293];
- agriculture, [59];
- Gild trades, boys, [163], [165] seq., [177], [185], [187], [260], girls, [10], [150], [166], [175] seq., [185], [195], [261], [298];
- other trades, boys, [159], [185], [214], [226], [261], girls, [151], [194], [217], [220], [293];
- retail trades, [200] seq.;
- silk trade, [138], [141] seq.;
- weavers, [104] seq., [122];
- duties of apprentices, [5], [157];
- restriction of numbers, [10], [156], [188], [298];
- apprentices of women, [162], [168] seq., [173], [179], [194], [220];
- of widows, [104], [162], [168] seq., [173] seq., [183], [187] seq., [190], [293].
- Apprenticeship, [146], [151], [156], [160] seq., [165], [177], [184], [191], [194], [196], [200] seq., [212]-[214] passim, [234], [261], [269] seq., [298], [301].
- Apprentice Trade, [106].
- Aristocracy,
- Armourers and Brasiers, [178], [183] seq.
- See [Gilds].
- Assheton, Nicholas, [280].
- Astell, Mary, [38].
- Assize, of beer, [224];
- of bread, [211].
- Badger, [204] seq.
- Baillie, Lady Grisell, [16], [68], [229].
- Bakers, [8], [92], [202], [208]-[215] passim;
- Baptist, [240].
- Barber-surgeons, [259]-[263] passim, [265], [276], [284];
- see [Gilds].
- Barrymore, Lady, [14].
- Bedell, Mrs. Eliz., [256].
- Best, [60]-[62] passim, [78].
- Beverley, [180], [183], [211], [221] seq.
- Binder, [161], [167].
- Birth-rate, [4], [43], [86] seq., [305].
- Bleacher, [129], [145].
- Bookseller, [161], [168].
- Bourgeois, Mme. Louise, [275], [284].
- Borough, [209];
- see [Corporations].
- Brathwaite, Richard, [29], [53].
- Brewing, [8], [11], [209], [221]-[233] passim;
- Bristol, [103], [134], [182], [185], [191], [232].
- Burford, Rose de, [140].
- Burling, [105] seq., [132], [145].
- Bury, [222].
- Bury St. Edmunds, [227].
- Business affairs of family, [41];
- Butcher, [155], [202], [209] seq., [216]-[219] passim, [221];
- see [Apprentices];
- selling wool, [107];
- wage-earners, [219].
- Buttons, [142], [144].
- Butter, [8], [49];
- see [Dairy].
- Cane-chair bottoming, [195].
- Capitalism, [6], [300], [308];
- see [Capitalistic Organisation], [Family Industry], [Gilds], [Industrialism], [Linen-manufacture], [Silk], [Textile Trades], [Woollen];
- definition of, [7];
- demand for labour, [90] seq.;
- effect on Domestic Industry, [8], [11], [94];
- effect on Family Industry, [8], [10], [11], [94], [142], [156], [165], [196], [297];
- effect on Marital Relations, [40] seq., [158], [167], [197], [235], [296], [299], [301] seq.;
- effect on Motherhood, [8] seq., [11] seq., [306];
- effect on Social Organisation, [8] seq., [40], [148], [300], [306] seq.;
- effect on women’s economic position, [8] seq., [10], [92], [94], [96], [98], [145] seq., [165], [167], [196], [235], [295]-[299] passim, [301], [302], [307];
- effect on women’s morale and physique, [41];
- in agriculture, [43], [56], [92];
- in brewing, [11], [226], [230];
- in Crafts and Trades, [156], [158], [165], [196].
- Capitalists,
- Capitalistic organisation, [13], [94], [146], [196], [236];
- see [Capitalism], [Industrialism].
- Carding, employment for poor, [116], [132];
- Card maker, [190].
- Carlisle, [44], [53], [153], [201], [203], [211], [215].
- Carpenter, [170]-[178] passim, [187], [195];
- see [Companies].
- Carrier of letters, [63].
- Cellier, Mrs., [195], [269], [273]-[276] passim.
- Chamberlain, Dr. Hugh, [281], [283].
- Chamberlain, Peter, [272] seq.
- Chandler, wax and tallow, [155], [195], [200], [202].
- Chapmen, [109], [155], [206].
- Cheese, [8], [49], [53], [208].
- Chester, [155], [181], [211], [217], [232].
- Child, Sir J., [36].
- Child’s coate seller, [176].
- Children, [22], [45], [88], [147] seq., [192]-[194] passim, [196], [256];
- see [Agriculture], [Apprentice], [Capitalism], [Cost of Living], [Education], [Family], [Father], [Housing], [Husband], [Infant Mortality], [Mother], [Nursing], [Poor], [Settlement], [Wages], [Wage-earners], [Widow], [Wife];
- attending gild dinners, [180];
- employment in agriculture, [59] seq., [64];
- in textile manufacture, [9], [97] seq., [106], [108], [112]-[114] passim, [125], [130]-[134] passim, [140]-[144] passim, [292];
- reduce women’s wage-earning capacity, [68] seq., [92], [136], [147];
- right to work in father’s trade, [156], [165] seq., [185];
- share in family property, [7], [182];
- share in supporting family, [12], [72], [79], [105], [192] seq., [293];
- under-feeding of, [64], [86] seq., [118].
- Child-birth, [46], [267], [273], [276], [283], [285];
- Church, [236]-[242];
- supervision of midwives, [277] seq.
- Clockmakers, [187].
- Clothiers, [98]-[102] passim, [108]-[112] passim, [117]-[124] passim, [141], [147];
- Cloth-workers, [184].
- Coal-owner, [34].
- Common-people, [3], [257], [305];
- Companies, [10], [25]-[27] passim, [189], [207], [212], [259], [260] seq.;
- see Corporations, [Gilds], [Apothecaries], [Armourers and Braziers], [Bakers], [Barber-surgeons], [Binder], [Book-sellers], [Brewsters], [Butchers], [Carpenters], [Clockmakers], [Cloth-workers], [Cutlers], [Drapers], [Dyers], [Embroiderers], Fishmongers, [Fullers], [Girdlers], [Glass-sellers], [Glovers], [Goldsmiths], Gold-wire [Drawers], [Grocers], [Joiners], [Leather-sellers], [Mercers], [Merchants], [Merchant], [Taylors], [Midwives], [Painter-Stainers], [Pewterers], [Physicians], [Point-makers], [Printers], [Publishers], [Shoe-makers], [Smiths], [Stationers], [Tailors], [Upholsterers], [Whit-awers].
- Congreve, [3].
- Contractors, [31].
- Cooking, [11].
- Corporations (Municipal), [151], [199]-[204] passim, [209], [212], [218], [224], [263];
- see [Boroughs], [Companies], [Customs], [Gilds], [Beverley], [Bristol], [Bury], [Bury St. Edmunds], [Carlisle], [Chester], [Dorchester], [Exeter], [Grimsby], [Hull], [Kingston-upon-Hull], [Leicester], [Lincoln], [London], [Manchester], [Norwich], [Nottingham], [Newcastle-upon-Tyne], [Reading], [Rye], [Salford], [Salisbury], [Sandwich], [St. Albans], [Sheffield], [Southampton], [Tiverton], [Torksey], [York].
- Cost of living, [68]-[79] passim, [134];
- Cotton trade, [94], [124].
- Cowden, parish of, [131], [264], [280].
- Cows, [45], [47], [53], [55], [57], [209], [292];
- Crafts, [10], [150]-[197];
- Craftsman, [10], [197].
- Cromwell family, [18], [69].
- Culpeper, Nicholas, [271] seq.
- Custom (habit), [155], [158]-[161].
- Customs, [160];
- see [Corporations];
- excise, [140].
- Cutler, [187].
- Cutworks, [32].
- Dairy,
- Dant, Joan, [32] seq., [206].
- Daughters, [176] seq., [197] seq., [252], [284];
- Decker, Thos., [158] seq.
- Defoe, Daniel, [96], [115] seq., [156] seq.
- Distaff, [13], [48], [107], [111].
- Doctor,
- Domestic Industry, [4] seq., [8], [40], [47]-[49], [151], [210], [254], [302];
- see [Baking], [Brewers], [Capitalism], [Dairy], [Family] [Industry], [Servants], [Spinning], [Textile] [Trades];
- definition of, [4]-[6] passim;
- drudgery performed by servants, [156] seq., [294], [304];
- effect on women’s economic position, [145], [290], [292];
- girls’ work, [11] seq.;
- men’s work, [5].
- Dorchester, [132] seq., [185], [200], [217], [261], [263] seq.
- Drapers, [184], [200];
- see Gild.
- Dunning, Richard, [132].
- Dyer, [111], [155];
- Education, [36], [242], [286] seq., [295], [302]-[306] passim;
- see [Apprentice], [Children], [Mother], [Poor Relief], [Teaching];
- arithmetic unnecessary for girls, [52];
- industrial, [71], [130]-[135] passim;
- influence of domestic and family industry, [40];
- institutions, [239];
- medical, [255], [288];
- nurses, [249];
- want of specialised training for girls, [243], [288], [301], [304].
- Embroiderer, [184].
- Elizabethan Period, Women of, [2], [3], [9], [38], [41].
- Estate Management, [14], [15], [17].
- Evelyn, John, [115].
- Everenden, [62].
- Executrix, [39], [188], [293].
- Exeter, [206].
- Eyre, Adam, [54].
- Farmer, [42]-[56] passim, [108], [155];
- Farrier, [155].
- Father, [39], [45], [56], [79], [86], [145], [237];
- Falkland, The Lady, [18]-[20] passim.
- Falkland, The Lady Letice, [241], [251], [256].
- Family, [73], [80], [100], [106], [122], [144], [204], [219], [242], [286], [291], [294], [299], [304], [307];
- see [Business], [Capitalism], [Father], [Mother], [Wages], [Wage-earners], [Widow], [Wife];
- basis of social organisation, [285], [288], [290], [299] seq.;
- chargeable to Parish, [80]-[88] passim, [134], [142], [146], [204];
- dependence on wages, [43], [56], [178];
- see [Husbandmen], [Wage-earners];
- size of, [86] seq.;
- traditions lost, [118], [148], [237], [287].
- Family Industry, [6]-[11] passim, [92], [94], [96] seq., [102], [142], [151], [156], [165], [192] seq., [196], [216], [234], [290], [297], [301] seq., [305];
- see [Capitalism].
- Fanshawe, Lady, [22].
- Fell, Sarah, [17], [51], [255].
- Feltmaker, [190].
- Fiennes, Celia, [62], [73], [124], [233].
- Firmin, Thomas, [135]-[137] passim.
- Fishmonger, [219] seq.
- Fishwives, [36], [209], [219]-[221];
- Fitzherbert, Sir Anthony, [46]-[50], [129].
- Flax, [64], [146], [246], [291];
- Foulis, Sir John, [32], [280] seq.
- Foreign Women, Dutch merchants, [36] seq., [219];
- Fullers, [121], [145], [155], [157], [189].
- Garden, women’s sphere, [5], [9], [48], [50], [53], [292].
- Gardiner, Lady, [15].
- Gilds, [10], [141], [150], [154]-[156] passim, [192], [196];
- see [Apprentice], [Capitalism], [Companies], [Journeyman], [Wife];
- admission to, [160] seq., [176] seq., [179], [191];
- charters, [140], [160], [178], [181]-[183] passim; [187], [259];
- development into Companies, [158];
- functions, religious, social and for trade purposes, [154], [160], [171]-[181] passim;
- revilings, [172], [182], [183];
- rules, [157] seq., [179] seq., [187];
- women’s position in, [150], [154]-[191] passim;
- in woman’s trade, [195] seq.
- Girdlers, [185], [189];
- see [Companies].
- Glass-sellers, [187];
- see [Companies].
- Glovers, [181], [185], [191] seq.;
- see [Companies].
- Gold and Silver Thread, [26], [143]-[145] passim;
- pauper trade, [145] seq.
- Goldsmith, [184];
- see [Companies].
- Gold-wire Drawers;
- Grimsby, [31].
- Grocers, [179], [184], [201] seq., [260];
- see [Companies].
- Haberdasher, [200].
- Hale, Sir Matthew, [79].
- Harber, Sylvia, [122] seq.
- Harley, Brilliana Lady, [15] seq.
- Harley, Sir E., [16].
- Harrowing, [87].
- Hawkers, [204]-[207] passim.
- Hay-making, [49], [62].
- Hellyard, Elizabeth, [34] seq.
- Heylyn, Peter, [54] seq., [239], [278].
- Heywood, Oliver, [87], [129].
- Hobbes, [258], [303].
- Holroyd, Joseph, [30].
- Home, [4];
- Howell, James, [37], [53].
- Hospitals, [243]-[249];
- see [Nurses].
- Household, accounts, [17];
- Housing, [73]-[81] passim.
- Huckster, [155].
- Hull, [30], [212] seq.
- Husband, [10], [12], [15], [17], [18], [20], [22]-[24] passim, [34], [39], [46], [49], [88] seq., [95], [118], [171]-[173] passim, [212], [228], [233] seq., [240], [306];
- see [Wife];
- acquires wife’s rights, [161], [213];
- assists wife, [199], [214], [301];
- companionship with wife, [160], [183], [301]-[303] passim, [306];
- dependence on wife’s assistance, [16], [36] seq., [46], [153], [165], [194], [196], [211];
- ill-treatment of wife, [191];
- independence of wife, [41], [197];
- meddles not with wife’s trade, [231] seq.;
- not responsible for wife’s debts, [151] seq.
- Husbandman, [3], [56]-[64] passim;
- Hutchinson, Mrs. Lucy, [23] seq., [255], [263].
- Hutchinson, Colonel, [23] seq., [252].
- Keeper of tenis court, [25].
- King, Gregory, [55], [80], [86].
- Kingston-upon-Hull, [103], [181].
- Knitting, [18], [26], [133].
- Idleness, [138], [253].
- Industrialism, [94], [123];
- see [Capitalism];
- attempted introduction of factory system, [99], [124].
- Industrial Revolution, [8] seq.
- Industry;
- see [Domestic], [Family], [Capitalism].
- Infant Mortality, [58], [86], [273], [276], [283], [305].
- Inn-keeper, [155], [209], [213], [225], [227], [233].
- Insurance Office, [33].
- Ireland, [18], [126].
- Ironmonger, [155].
- Joiners, [181];
- see [Companies].
- Jonson, Ben, [28], [257].
- Josselin, the Rev. R., [50], [257].
- Journeyman, [156], [159], [180], [212], [297] seq.;
- Labourer, see [Farmer], [Husbandman], [Wage earner], [Wages].
- Laundry, maid, [50];
- Law, [236] seq.
- Lace, see [Ireland];
- Leather-sellers, [158], [185];
- see [Companies].
- Leicester, [210], [222] seq.
- Leland, [99].
- Lincoln, [157].
- Linen manufacture, [94], [96], [124]-[137] passim, [138];
- see [Drapers], [Flax], [Poor], [Spinning], [Weaving];
- appropriateness to women, [128] seq.;
- capitalistic, [124], [136];
- company, [126]-[128] passim, [136];
- domestic, [5], [40], [48], [96], [125], [128], [129], [137];
- family, [128];
- in Ireland, [126] seq.;
- printers, [126];
- in Scotland, [126], [129];
- wages for spinning, [48], [95] seq., [128]-[137] passim, [146].
- London, [29], [31], [33], [131], [135], [138]-[141] passim, [152], [158]-[195] passim, [202], [206], [208], [217], [220], [233], [243]-[249] passim, [258]-[263] passim, [281].
- Malt-making, [47], [49] seq., [224]-[226] passim.
- Manchester, [206], [213], [218], [221].
- Mansell, Lady, [35].
- Mantua-making, [195], [234], [293].
- Marriage, [191];
- see [Poor relief], [Wife], [Mother];
- confers woman’s rights on her husband, [261];
- strengthens man’s economic position, [39].
- Married Woman;
- Market, [4], [119], [202], [204], [217], [291];
- Martindale, Adam, [55], [257].
- McMath, James, [267], [282].
- Medicine, [242], [253]-[265] passim, [286], [288], [294];
- see [Poor], [Servants];
- domestic practice, [242], [254]-[257] passim;
- education of women, [255], [294];
- their exclusion from schools, [254], [265], [294];
- fees, [262], [264];
- Licensed by Bishop, [276];
- professional practice, [242], [254], [257]-[259] passim, [263] seq.;
- restrictions on women, [259] seq.;
- women’s skill extended to neighbours, [255]-[257] passim, [294].
- Mercers, [184], [201].
- Merchant, [29], [36], [140], [155], [180]-[184] passim;
- see [Joan Dant].
- Middle-man, [110], [124];
- see [Market spinner].
- Midwife, [258];
- Midwifery, [242] seq., [265]-[285], [288];
- Milking, [47].
- Mill, [47], [210], [215] seq.
- Miller, [209], [212], [215] seq.;
- wages of, [66].
- Milliner, [176], [195], [234], [293].
- Milton, John, [240], [304].
- Money-lender, [28] seq.,
- see [Pawnbroker].
- Monopolies and patents, [25]-[28] passim.
- Moore, Rev. Giles, [252].
- Mother, [43], [63] seq., [73], [125], [196], [198], [214];
- see [Capitalism], [Domestic Industry], [Spinning], [Wages], [Widow], [Wife];
- desertion of children, [86];
- educating children, [21], [95], [159], [242], [286], [295];
- head of family, [7], [234], [300];
- sharing father’s work, [6] seq.;
- supporting family, [12], [29], [55], [64], [78] seq., [114], [178], [192]-[194] passim, [198];
- tending children, [47], [63], [95];
- under-feeding, [87]-[89] passim, [306];
- value of productive activity, [145], [290] seq., [304];
- worship of, [238] seq.
- Motherhood, women’s capacity for, [8] seq., [58], [87], [305].
- Murray, Lady, [16].
- Needlework, [13].
- Netmaker, [155].
- Newcastle-upon-Tyne, [34], [226].
- Nicholson, Dame Margaret, [60].
- Norwich, [107], [116], [219], [229].
- Nottingham, [130], [201], [217], [232].
- Nurse, sick, [13], [135], [155];
- Nursing, [242]-[253];
- see [Poor], [Servants].
- Ogden, Hester, [164].
- Orphan, see [Children], [Poor Relief].
- Osborne, Dorothy, [57].
- Painter-Stainer, [188].
- Paper-maker, [32].
- Pauper, see [Poor].
- Pawnbroker, [28] seq.;
- see [Money-lender].
- Pechey, [275].
- Pedlar, [32], [204]-[207] passim.
- Pepys Samuel, [3], [38] seq., [59], [62], [281], [296] seq.
- Peronne, Mme., [268].
- Petitions, from women, [23]-[27] passim, [118], [121], [138];
- of married woman objected to, [77].
- Petty, Dorothy, [33] seq.
- Pewterers, [183], [186] seq., [191], [210], [294];
- see [Companies].
- Physicians, [259], [262], [265], [271], [275] seq., [284].
- Politics, see [Petitions];
- women’s interest in, [23] seq.
- Pig-keeping, [5], [48], [52] seq., [292].
- Pin-maker, [193].
- Point-maker, [191].
- Poor,
- see [Hospitals], [Midwife], [Silk], [Spinning], [Wages], [Wage-earners];
- census of, [219];
- clothiers’ poor, [109];
- confinements, [277], [280];
- education of, [130]-[134] passim;
- increased wages, [115];
- medical attendance, [255] seq., [263]-[265] passim;
- not all vagrants, [135];
- nursing, [243], [251] seq.;
- relief, [69]-[92] passim, [118], [129]-[137] passim, [204];
- set on work, [110], [120], [130]-[137] passim, [140], [148];
- synonymous with pauper, [148];
- widows and orphans maintained by parish, [204];
- workhouse, [72], [131]-[134] passim.
- Poultry-keeping, [5], [48], [50], [87], [209], [292].
- Pregnancy, [24], [72] seq., [82], [89].
- Printer, [161]-[167];
- see [Companies].
- Professions, [5], [236]-[289] passim;
- see [Church], [Education], [Law], [Medicine], [Midwifery], [Nursing], [Teaching];
- services, [4] seq., [294] seq.;
- women’s position in, [13], [304].
- Projector, [28].
- Provision Trades, [150], seq., [209]-[234] passim;
- see [Alehouse], [Alewife], [Apprentice], [Bakers], [Brewing], [Butcher], [Fishwife], [Inn-keeper], [Malt-making], [Miller], [Retail] [Trades], [Vintner], [Wife], [Widow];
- women’s position in, [10] seq.
- Publisher, [167];
- see [Companies].
- Pulling pease, [61] seq.
- Quakers, [51], [168], [199], [240];
- Rawdon, Marmaduke, [257].
- Raynold, [266] seq., [269].
- Reading, [85], [132], [189], [203] seq., [213], [216], [249] seq.
- Regrater, [204] seq., [207]-[209] passim, [218] seq.
- Religion, independence of married women, [240].
- Restoration Period, women of, [2], [9], [38], [41].
- Retail Trade, [197]-[209] passim;
- see [Chapmen], [Badger], [Haberdashers], [Hawkers], [Pedlars], [Regrater], [Shopkeepers];
- women’s position in, [10] seq., [150] seq., [156], [172], [197], [209], [293].
- Rous, Margaret, [17].
- Rye, [152] seq.
- Salford, [52] seq., [84], [212].
- Salisbury, [184], [213], [258] seq.
- Salisbury, Earl of, [25], [111].
- Sandwich, [152].
- Salt concerns, [17] seq.
- Scotland, [126], [129].
- Scottish, [140].
- Semptsress, [155], [175] seq., [202], [221].
- Servants, [5] seq., [26], [155] seq., [176], [187], [202], [220], [241];
- see [Brewing], [Journeyman], [Wages], [Wages assessments];
- diet of, [68], [88];
- dresses, [126];
- employed in domestic drudgery, [5], [157], [196], [292], [294];
- employed in spinning, [125];
- farm, [47], [50], [116], [210], [229];
- married, [81], [88];
- scarcity of, [56];
- housekeepers’ duties, [255];
- medical attendance on, [252], [263];
- men servants brought up by women, [141];
- of clothiers, [101];
- nursing of, [251] seq.;
- shoemaker, [66], [203];
- training of, [253];
- women, scarcity of, [157].
- Sex-jealousy, an anachronism, [299];
- Shakespeare, [3].
- Sharp, Jane, [269]-[271] passim.
- Shearing, corn, [49], [60];
- sheep, [62].
- Sheffield, [187].
- Shepherd, [62].
- Shipping, [29]-[31] passim.
- Shoemaker, [155], [158] seq., [184], [202] seq.;
- see [Servants].
- Shopkeeper, [158], [168], [198]-[209] passim.
- Silk manufacture, [94], [126], [138]-[143];
- Smith, [155], [189], [210], [259], [294].
- Social position of women, [8], [40], [249], [283], [306] seq.
- Southampton, [101], [195] seq.
- Spinning, [5];
- see [Poor], [Linen-manufacture], [Woollen];
- demand for, [95], [110], [112] seq., [124], [129], [146];
- domestic industry, [9], [40], [64], [96], [125], [129], [137], [147], [291] seq.;
- employment of poor, [13], [100], [110] seq., [128]-[137] passim, [146] seq., [209], [291];
- instruction in, [13], [111], [130]-[137];
- monopoly of women and children, [93], [102], [145], [292];
- organisation of, [107]-[113], [123] seq.;
- resource for mothers, [9], [13], [63], [95], [151], [209];
- wages;
- withdraws women from agriculture and service, [112], [115].
- Spinner, [18], [102], [110], [113], [117], [120], [128] seq., [141], [221];
- Spinster, [95] seq., [107]-[109] passim, [112]-[136] passim, [147], [155], [221];
- classes of, [111] seq.
- Spreading muck, [62].
- St. Albans, [202].
- Stapley, Richard, [125].
- State, [242], [286], [299], [303], [307] seq.
- Stationers, [158], [161]-[170] passim;
- see [Companies].
- Stumpe, [99];
- see [Clothier].
- Suckle calves, [47].
- Surgeons, see [Barber-surgeons].
- Surgery, see [Medicine].
- Tailor, [155], [181].
- Tanner, [185].
- Thatching, [61].
- Taylor, Randall, [58].
- Teaching, [242], [265], [286] seq., [294] seq.
- Textile Trades, [9], [93]-[149] passim, [150];
- see [Burling], [Capitalism], [Carding], [Clothiers], [Cotton], [Domestic] [Industry], [Family] [Industry], [Fuller], [Gold and Silver], [Knitting], [Linen-manufacture], [Silk], [Spinning], [Spinner], [Weaver], [Wage-earner], [Wages], [Woollen];
- industrial organisation of, [96];
- proportion of women’s labour, [93] seq., [97] seq., [114], [133] seq., [292];
- proportion of children’s labour, [108], [112], [114], [116], [133] seq.;
- women’s position in, [93] seq., [95], [146].
- Thierry, Rachel, [100] seq.
- Thornton, Mrs. Alice, [16].
- Tiverton, [227].
- Tobacco pipe makers, [192].
- Torksey, [222].
- Trades;
- see [Crafts], [Provision], [Retail Textile];
- women’s occupation in, [10], [146], [293].
- Turbeville, Mrs. Mary, [258] seq.
- Upholsterer, [184], [195].
- Vantrollier (wife of Thos.), [163].
- Verney, Lady, [20];
- Vintners, [209], [233] seq.
- Village Community, [56], [253];
- Vives, [37].
- Wage-earner, [4], [6], [64]-[92] passim, [99];
- see [Agriculture], [Birth-rate], [Butcher], [Capitalism], [Children], [Infant] [Mortality], [Journeyman], [Marriage], [Motherhood], [Spinning], [Silk], [Textile-Manufactures], [Wages], [Widow], [Wife], [Woollen];
- definition of, [43], [65];
- children of, [86] seq.;
- class of undesirables, [90];
- combination among, [121]-[124] passim, [298], [301];
- family income, [65]-[69] passim, [71], [79] seq., [178];
- insolvency, [80]-[92] passim, [129], [146]-[149], [209], [293];
- numbers of, [4], [90] seq., [305];
- wife of, [9] seq., [76]-[89] passim, [235];
- her earning capacity, [68] seq., [89], [92], [147] seq., [209], [292];
- her virtual exclusion from skilled trades, [298].
- Wages, [35], [59], [65], [100], [301];
- see [Brewing], [Carpenters], [Doctors], [Husbandmen], [Linen-manufacture], [Nurse (sick)], [Midwife], [Miller], [Poor], [Spinning], [Silk], [Woollen];
- assessments, [50], [59] seq., [62], [65]-[67] passim, [72], [83], [90], [210], [293];
- difference between family and individual wages, [7], [296], [299];
- day labourers, men, [9], [56], [60]-[62] passim, [65] seq., [96];
- day labourers, women, [9], [60]-[66] passim, [68], [72], [89];
- servants, men, [50], [56], [65] seq.;
- servants, women, [50], [65], [157];
- married men, [65] seq.;
- not expected to keep family, [12], [86], [90], [293];
- relation to cost of living, [10], [68] seq., [79] seq., [83], [89], [95], [130], [134]-[137] passim, [145], [178];
- women’s, do not represent value of their work, [64], [137], [145], [291] seq., [304].
- Weaver, [155], [259];
- see [Apprentice];
- assault women, [126];
- complaints against clothiers, [114], [117]-[123] passim,
- domestic purposes, [40], [64], [125];
- linen, [18], [124] seq., [128], [136];
- women, [129];
- woollen, [18], [99], [111], [116];
- women, [102]-[106], [145];
- forbidden to weave cloth, [103];
- widow, [103] seq.;
- ribbons and tape; [104];
- silk, [138], [141];
- Wages, [120], [149].
- Webber, [102], [221];
- see [Weaver].
- Webster, [102], [155], [221];
- see [Weaver].
- Weeding, [62], [89].
- Wet-nurse, [26], [58].
- Whipping dogs out of Church, [63].
- Whit-awers, [191].
- Winchcombe, John, [99].
- Winnowing, [49].
- Widow, [29], [33], [45], [86], [100], [122], [129], [137], [156], [171], [177], [189] seq., [195], [200], [201], [204] seq., [209], [213], [216], [218], [227], [230], [249]-[252] passim, [264], [268];
- see [Apprentice], [Housing], [Journeymen], [Poor Relief], [Weaver];
- dependence on journeymen, [185], [189], seq., [261];
- membership in late husband’s gild, [160] seq., [168], [174], [176] seq., [179] seq., [183], [185], [187], [233] seq., [261], [298];
- pensions to, [69], seq. [170];
- of soldiers, [248] seq.;
- succession to late husband’s business, [11], [30]-[34] passim, [104] seq., [151], [154] seq., [160]-[163] passim, [167]-[173] passim, [188] seq., [215], [217], [221], [293].
- Wife, [45], [70], [216], [237], [280];
- see [Alehouse], [Bakers], [Business], [Capitalist], [Dairy], [Doctor], [Domestic], [Farmer], [Household Management], [Husbandman], [Journeyman], [Mother], [Pig-keeping], [Poultry-keeping], [Shop-keeper], [Sick nursing], [Spinning], [Wage-earner];
- economic position of, [11], [292];
- membership in husband’s gild, [150], [160], [171] seq., [179] seq., [191], [261], [301];
- mutual dependence of husband and wife, [12], [41], [44], [49], [54] seq., [300]-[302] passim;
- pauperisation of wife, [92], [147], [149];
- wife provides food and clothes for family, [12] seq., [39], [60], [63], [90], [94] seq., [106], [112], [125], [137], [145], [291], [293], [304];
- separate business, [17], [40], [151]-[156] passim, [165], [175]-[178] passim, [194] seq., [202] seq., [206], [208], [214], [219], [221], [228] seq., [231];
- settlement, [80]-[89] passim;
- soldier’s wife, [142];
- subjection to husband, [16], [35], [41], [45], [197], [240], [302]-[304] passim;
- working in husband’s business, [29], [34] seq., [40] seq., [45], [95], [100]-[102] passim, [144], [151], [153]-[159] passim, [163], [172] seq., [175], [184]-[187] passim, [192] seq., [196] seq., [202] seq., [212], [215] seq., [220] seq., [229], [234] seq., [293] seq., [302].
- Woollen manufacture, [42], [94], [97]-[124] passim, [126], [129], [138];
- see [Clothiers], [Drapers], [Poor], [Spinning], [Weaver];
- capitalistic, [94], [96] seq., [123] seq., [147];
- domestic, [49], [106];
- family, [97], [106];
- dependence on women’s and children’s labour, [97] seq., [112], [114];
- fluctuations in trade, [98] seq., [110] seq., [118]-[122] passim, [147] seq.;
- instruction in, [110] seq.;
- men and women wage-earners unite in trade disputes, [116]-[123] passim;
- political power, [126];
- wages for spinning, [49], [95]-[97] passim, [100], [108] seq., [113]-[118] passim, [120], [122] seq., [124], [134] seq., [137];
- women’s position in, [98], [102] seq., [106], [124];
- wool-combers, [155].
- Wycherley, [3], [37].
- Yeoman, [9], [50], [76], [90].
- York, [212].
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