“Princesses and Sweated-Wage Slaves Go Well Together”: Images of British Sweated Workers, 1843–1914

Taking a long-term perspective, this article charts how sweating was represented in different ways in different periods. It examines the practical difficulties reformers faced when moving from portraying certain images exposing sweated labor to the advocacy of remedies for it. At the turn of the twe...

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Veröffentlicht in:	International labor and working class history 2002-04, Vol.61 (61), p.24-44
1. Verfasser:	Blackburn, Sheila C.
Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	19th century Exploitation Fairs & exhibitions Females Garment Industry Great Britain Jewish people Jews Labor Labor Policy Labor unions Minimum Wage Poverty Prostitution Reform Society Sweated Labor: The Politics of Representation and Reform Sweating Tailoring Trade intermediaries Trade legislation Trade shows Turn of the Century Underclass Victorians Wages Women Working class
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