Prisoners of Poverty: Women Wage-Workers, Their Trades and Their Lives
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PRISONERS OF POVERTY
WOMEN WAGE-WORKERS, THEIR TRADES AND THEIR LIVES.
PRISONERS OF POVERTY.
PREFACE.
CONTENTS.
PRISONERS OF POVERTY.
CHAPTER FIRST.
WORKER AND TRADE.
CHAPTER SECOND.
THE CASE OF ROSE HAGGERTY.
CHAPTER THIRD.
SOME METHODS OF A PROSPEROUS FIRM.
CHAPTER FOURTH.
THE BARGAIN COUNTER.
CHAPTER FIFTH.
A FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER.
CHAPTER SIXTH.
MORE METHODS OF PROSPEROUS FIRMS.
CHAPTER SEVENTH.
NEGATIVE OR POSITIVE GOSPEL.
CHAPTER EIGHTH.
THE TRUE STORY OF LOTTE BAUER.
CHAPTER NINTH.
THE EVOLUTION OF A JACKET.
CHAPTER TENTH.
BETWEEN THE RIVERS.
CHAPTER ELEVENTH.
UNDER THE BRIDGE AND BEYOND.
CHAPTER TWELFTH.
ONE OF THE FUR-SEWERS.
CHAPTER THIRTEENTH.
SOME DIFFICULTIES OF AN EMPLOYER WHO EXPERIMENTED.
CHAPTER FOURTEENTH.
THE WIDOW MALONEY’S BOARDERS.
CHAPTER FIFTEENTH.
AMONG THE SHOP-GIRLS.
CHAPTER SIXTEENTH.
TWO HOSPITAL BEDS.
CHAPTER SEVENTEENTH.
CHILD-WORKERS IN NEW YORK.
CHAPTER EIGHTEENTH.
STEADY TRADES AND THEIR OUTLOOK.
CHAPTER NINETEENTH.
DOMESTIC SERVICE AND ITS PROBLEMS.
CHAPTER TWENTIETH.
MORE PROBLEMS OF DOMESTIC SERVICE.
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIRST.
END AND BEGINNING.
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