Titlebook: British Women in the Nineteenth Century; Kathryn Gleadle Textbook 2001Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2001

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Workagement and participation in family businesses was unpaid and non-contractual. As such, it has remained outside classic definitions of employment. Yet, women, even in the highest social classes, made a considerable contribution to the economic and domestic well-being of both their families and their communities.

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Worknt. Moreover, for the majority of women, this was period of a stasis, not change. Women continued to engage in.traditional’ activities — such as domestic management, child care and philanthropy. Most women entertained a broad definition of work which did not necessarily encompass the concept of paid employment.

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Politics, Community and Protestdeological motivations. Meanwhile, the consolidation of a female consciousness encouraged many female activists to seek cross-class collaboration — ambitions which frequently foundered upon the particularity of their own political visions.

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Kamran Kashani,Dominique Turpinmained ‘hidden from history’, yet who were of vital significance to both industrial and political protest and early feminism. Such a project was informed by the politics of the ‘new wave’ feminism of the 1970s which sought to consider afresh women’s role within society.

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Introductionmained ‘hidden from history’, yet who were of vital significance to both industrial and political protest and early feminism. Such a project was informed by the politics of the ‘new wave’ feminism of the 1970s which sought to consider afresh women’s role within society.

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