Titlebook: New Directions in Economic and Social History; Volume II Anne Digby,Charles Feinstein,David Jenkins Textbook 1992Latest edition Macmillan P

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Textbook 1992Latest editionscusses recent work showing how new archival material, new methods of analysis and new approaches have changed interpretations. The volume will enable teachers, lecturers and students to keep abreast of current advances in research.

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ies. It discusses recent work showing how new archival material, new methods of analysis and new approaches have changed interpretations. The volume will enable teachers, lecturers and students to keep abreast of current advances in research.

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Women’s Work and the Industrial Revolutionent and higher wages which improved women’s status within the family. Pessimists have argued that women’s jobs were narrowed to less skilled and less valued work, and that women’s social position was degraded by the decline of the household economy.

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Unemployment in Interwar Britaino qualified immediately for unemployment benefit. The 13 shillings he and his young wife received for each three-day period were not much less than his wages while employed, and even permitted a visit to the cinema during his short ‘vacation’.

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Slowing Down and Falling Behind: Industrial Retardation in Britain after 1870ctor of agriculture never recovered its former prosperity. But for the rest of the economy the fall in prices was only a temporary and, in many respects, a secondary problem. Indeed, for the majority of wage-earners it was actually very beneficial, since falling prices increased the purchasing power of their meagre earnings.

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The French Wars (1793–1815) and Capital Formation during the Industrial Revolutionution were explored at the time, and have formed the subject of persistent debate among historians ever since [Dickinson (1)]. In any case, a victory which cost the country roughly five times the national income for 1 792 can hardly be disconnected from the long-term growth of the economy.

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New Insights into the History of the Family in Britain fertility decline of the last quarter of the nineteenth century, on average (though there was wide variation between couples), a married women might expect to bear five or six children spread over some 15 years of marriage.

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