The Condition of the Working-Class in England in 1844 / with a Preface written in 1892

by Friedrich Engels

[{155}] In the spinning-room of a mill at Leeds, too, chairs had been introduced. Drinkwater Evidence, p. 80.

[{156}] General report by Sir D. Barry.

[{157a}] Power Report, p. 74.

[{157b}] The surgeons in England are scientifically educated as well as the physicians, and have, in general, medical as well as surgical practice. They are in general, for various reasons, preferred to the physicians.

[{159a}] This statement is not taken from the report.

[{159b}] Tufnell, p. 59.

[{160a}] Stuart Evidence, p. 101.

[{160b}] Tufnell Evidence, pp. 3, 9, 15.

[{161}] Hawkins Report, p. 4; Evidence, p. 14, etc. etc. Hawkins Evidence, pp. 11, 13.

[{162a}] Cowell Evidence, p. 77.