INDEXINDEXFlax, 64, 146, 246, 291 ; rowing, 40,48, 128.Foulis, Sir John, 32, 280 seq.Foreign Women, Dutcb merchants,36 seq., 219 ; Flanders, workers <strong>of</strong>woolh clotbs, 103 ; French midwi~es,268, 275, 284..Fullen, 121, 145, 155, 167, 189.Garden, rromedr spbere, 5, 9, 48, 50,5% .292.Gardmer, Lady, 15.Gilds, 10, 141, 150, 154-156 passim,192, 196 ; see Apprentice, Capitalism,Companies, Journeyman, Wife ;admission to, 160 seq., 176 seq., 179,191; charters, 140, 160, 178, 181-183 passim ; 187, 259 ; developmentinto Companies, 158 ; functions,religious, social and for trade purposes154, 160, 171-181 passim ; rruilinzs,172, 182, 183 ; rules, 157 seq.,179 seq., 187 ; <strong>women</strong>'s position in,150 154-191 passim ; in woman'strade, 195 srq.Girdlem, 185, 189 ; see Companies.Glaa-sellers, 187 ; see Companies.Glovers, 181, 185, 191 seq. ; seeCompanies.Gold and Silver Thread, 26, 143-145passrm ; pauper trade, 14g seq.Goldsmith, 184 ; see Companies.Gold-wire Drawers. see Gold andSilver Thread.Grimsby, 31.Grocers, 179, 184, zor seq., 260 ; seeCompanies.Haberda~her, zw.Hale, Sir Matthew, 79.Harber, Sylvia, 122 seq.Harley, Rrilliana Lady, I 5 seq.Harley, Sir E., 16.Harrowing, 87.Hawkers, 204-207 passim.Haymaking, 49, 62.Hellyard, Elizabeth, 34 seq.Heylyn, Peter, 54 seq., 239, 278.Heywood, Oliver, 87, 129.Hobbes, 258, 303.Holroyd, Joaeph, 30.Home, q ; see Industrial Revolution ;includes worksbop, 7 seq., I 56- I 60passim, 294 ; men's sphere as wellas <strong>women</strong>'s, 303 ; opportunities forproduction in bome, c47 ; waqeearnerswork away from kme, 296.Howell, James, 37, 53.Hospitals, 243-249 ; see Nunes.Hou~ehold, accounts, 17 ; aJairs, 157 ;<strong>of</strong> crajtsmen, I 58 seq. ; size .<strong>of</strong>, 15,99.Housing, 73-8 I passim.Huckster, 155.Hull, 30, a12 seq.Hurband, 10, 12, 15, 17, 18, 20, 22-y passim, 34, 39, 46; 49, 88 sq.,95, "8, 171-173 passtd, 212, 22%a33 seq., 240, 306 ; see Wife ;acquires W+': rights, 161, 213 ;assut~ W+, 199, 216 301 ; companionsbipwitb wife, 160, 183, 301-303 passim, 306 ; dependence onwifc's assistance, 16, 36 seq., 46,153, 165, 194, 196, 211; ill-treatment<strong>of</strong> W+, 191 ; independence c$W$, 41 197; meddles trot witbwifc's tra&, 231 seq. ; not responsiblefor wife's debts, 151 seq.Husbandman, 3, $6-6q passim ;,de$nition<strong>of</strong>, 43, 57 ;~wls' environment, 87 ;independence, 56 ; rent, 57 ; waxes;men,. 59-62 passim, <strong>women</strong>, 60-63passmm ; wqe's occupation, 60-64passim, I I I seq. ; wife as wet-nurse,58 ; <strong>women</strong>'s characteristics, 58 seq.IIutchinson, Mrs. Lucy, 23 spq., 255,263.Hutchihson, Colonel, 23 seq., 252.Keeper <strong>of</strong> tenis court, 25.King, Gregory, 55, 80, 86.Kingston-upon-Hull, 103, 181.Knitting, 18, 26, 133.Idlenesa, 138, 253.Industrialism, 94, 123 ; ree Capitalism ;attempted introduction <strong>of</strong> factorysystem, 99, 124.Industrial Revolution, 8 seq.Industry, see Domestic, Family,Capitalism.Infant Mortality, 58, 86, 273, 276,283, 305-Inn-keeper, 155, 209, 213, 225 227,233.Insurance OfIice, 33.Ireland, 18, 126.Ironmonger, I 55.Joiners, 18 I ; see Companica.Jonson, Ren, 28, 257.Josselin, the Rev. R., $0, 257.Jourpey-man, 156, 159, 180, 21%297 aeq. ; see Widows ; employedby wonwr, 174, 185, 189, 261organisation <strong>of</strong>, 10, 166 ; wives anddaughterc excluded, 10, 166, 197,234, 298, 301 ; wl;e unpaid servant,10.Labourer, see Farmer, Husbandman,Wage-earner, Wages.Laundry, maid, 50; worh, 5, 13, 49,'35, '55.Law, 236 seq.Lace, see Ireland ; bone-lace, 142, 144.Leather-sellers, 158, 185 ; seeCompanies.Leicester, 210, 222 seq.Leland, 99.Lincoln, I 57.Linen manufacture, 94, 96, 124-137passim, 138 ; sce Drapers, Flax,Poor, Spinning, Weaving ; appropriatenessto <strong>women</strong>, 128 seq. ; capitalistic,124, 136; company, 126-128passim, 136 ; domestic, 5, 40, 48,96, 125. 128, 129, 137 ; family, 128 ;in Ireland, 126 sq. ; prtntcrs, 126 ;in Scotland, 126, 129 ; wages [orspinning, 48, 95 seq., 128-137 passim,146.London, 29, 31, 33, '31, '35, '38-141 passim, 152, 158-195 passzm,202, 206, 208, 217, 220, 213,243-249 passim, 258-263 passrm,281.Malt-making, 47, 49 seq., 224-226pasrim.Manchester, 206, 213, 218, 221.Mansell, Lady, 35.Mantua-making, 195, 234, 293.Marriage, 191 ; see Poor-relief, Wife,Mother ; confers woman's rights onher husband, 261 ; strengthens man'seconomic position, 39.Married Woman ; see, Mother, Wife.Market, 4,1 19, 202, 204,217, 291 ; cornmarket,211 ; Farmer's wife attendsmarket, 49-51 ; 1abo:rr-market, 145,I 67, 298 ; price <strong>of</strong> spinnin~, I 29 ;market spinner, 107, 109 seq., I 13 ;town,zzq seq. ; thread, yarn and wool,sold in market, 107-109 passim, I 12,127 seq. ; woman, I 35.Martindale, Adam, 55, 257.McMath, James, 267, 282.Medicine, 242, 253-265 passirk, 286,288, 294; see Poor, Servants;domestic pracfic8, 242, 254-257passim ; education <strong>of</strong> <strong>women</strong>, 255,a94 ; their exclusion from schools,254, 265, 294j fees, 262, 264 ;Licensed by Bzshop, 276 ; projessionalpractice, 242, 254: 257-259Passim, 263 seq; restrlctrons on<strong>women</strong>, 259 seq. ; <strong>women</strong>'s skillextended to neigbboirrs, 255-257passim, 294.Mercers, 184, 201.Merchant, 29, 36, 140, 155, 180-184 passim ; see Joan Dant.Middle-man, 110, 124; see Marketspinner.Midwife, 258 ; see Midwifery ;Baptism by, 277-279 passim ; Fees,268, 279-281 passint; Licences,272-279 passim ; Man-midwife,265, 271 seq., tSq ; Prosecutions <strong>of</strong>,279:.Midwiterv, 242 seq., 265-285, 288 ;see Midwife ; chiejy pr<strong>of</strong>essional,265, doctor's assistance, 271, 280-284passim ; French. 268. 275, 279, 284 ;training <strong>of</strong> <strong>women</strong> for, 269-275 passim,288.Milking, 47.Mill, 47, 210, 215 seq.Miller, 209, 212, 215 seq. ; wages <strong>of</strong>, 66.Milliner, 176, 195, 234, 293.Milton, John, 240, 304.Money-lender, 28 seq., see Pawnbroker.Monopolies and patents, 25-28 passim.Moore, Rev. Giles, 252.Mother, 43, 63 seq., 73, 125, 196, 198,214 ; see Capitalism, Domcst~cIndustry, Spinning, Wages, Widow,Wife ; desertion <strong>of</strong> children, 86 ;educating children, 21, 95, 159, 242,286, 295 ; head <strong>of</strong> family, 7, 234,300 ; sharing father's work, 6 sq. ;supporting family, 12, 29, 55, 64,78 seq., 114, 178, I~Z-194 passrm,198 ; tendiilg chzldren, -+7! 63, 95 ;underfeedzng, 87-89 passim, 306 ;value <strong>of</strong> proditctive actirity, 145,290 seq., 304 ; worship <strong>of</strong>, 238 8 9Motherhood, tcomen's capacity for8 seq., 58, 87, 305.Mnrray, Lady, 16.Needlework, 13.Netmaker, I 55.Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 34, 226.Nicholson, Dame Margarrt, 60.Norwich, 107, 116, 219, 229.Nottingham, 130, 201, 217, 232.Nurse, sick, 13, 135, 155 ; salaries,243-216 passim, 248, 250 srq.Nursing, 242-253 ; see Poor, Servants.
Ogden, Hester, 164.Orphan, see Children, Poor Relief.Osborne, Dorothy, 57.Painter-Stainer, 188.Paper-maker, 32.. .Pauaer. see Poor.Pawnbroker, 28 seq., sec Money-lender.Pcchey, 275Pedlar, 32, 204-207 passim.Pepys Samnel, 3, 38 seq., 59, 62, 281,296 seq.Peronne, Mme., 268.Petitions, from <strong>women</strong>, 23-27 possam,I 18, 121, 138 ; <strong>of</strong> married womanobjected to, 77.Petty, Dorothy, 33 seq.Pewterere, 183, 186 sq., 191, 210,294; see Companies.Physicians, a59,262,265,271, 275 seq.,254.Politics, see Petitions ; <strong>women</strong>'sinterest in, 23 seq.Pig-keeping, 5, 48, 52 seq., 292.Pin-maker, 193.point-maker,.i91.Poor, see Hospitals, Midwife, Silk,Spinning, Wages, Wage-earners ;census <strong>of</strong>, 219 ; clotbiers' poor, 109 ;con nements, 277, 280 j educationd30-&34 passim ; increased wages,I I 5 ; medical attendance, 255 seq.,263-265 passim; not all vagrants,135 ; nursing, 243, 251 seq. ; relief,69-92 passim, I 18, 129-137 passim,204 ; set on work, I 10, 120, 130-137passim ; 140, 148 ; synonymous withpauper, 148 ; widows and orphansmaintained by parish, 204 ; worklouse,72, 131-134 passim.Poultry-keeping, 5, 48, 50, 87, 209,292.Pregnancy, 24, 72 seq., 82, 89.Printer, 161-167 ; see Companies.Pr<strong>of</strong>essions, 5, 236-289 passim ; seeChurch, Education, Law, Medicine,Midwifery, Nursing, Teaching ;serf~ices, 4 seq., 294 seq. ; <strong>women</strong>'sposition in, 13, 304.Projector, 28.Provision Trades, I $0, seq., 29-INDEX234 passim ; see' ~lehouse,-~lewife,Apprentices,Baker,Brewing,Butcher,Fishwife, Inn-keeper, Malt Making,Miller, Retail Trade, Vintner, Wife,Widow ; .<strong>women</strong>'s position in, 10 seq.Publisher, 167 ; see Companies.Pulling pease, 61 seq.Quakers, 51, 168, 199, 240; see Fell;Adams (wife <strong>of</strong> John), 153 ; Banks ;(wife <strong>of</strong> John), 44 ;, Butt, Mary,45 seq. ; Bownas (wzfe <strong>of</strong> Samuel),52 ; Townsend, Will., marriage <strong>of</strong>,190.Rawdon, Marmaduke, 257.Raynold, 266 seq., 269.Reading, 85, 132, 189, 203 seq., 213216, 249 seq.Regrater, roq seq., 207-209 passim,218 seq.Religion, independence <strong>of</strong> married<strong>women</strong>, 240.Restoration Period, <strong>women</strong> <strong>of</strong>, 2, 9, 38,4 1:Retal Trade, 197-zog passim; seeChapmen, Radgers, Haberdashers,Hawkers, Pedlars, Regrater, Shopkeepers; <strong>women</strong>'s position in, 10 seq.,150 leg., 156, 172, 197, 209, 293.Rour, Margaret, 17.Rye, I 52 seq.Salford, 52 seq., 84, 211.Salisbury, 184, 213, zsU.seqSalisburv, Earl <strong>of</strong>, 25, 111.Sandwich, 152.Salt concerns, 17 seq.Scotland, 126, 129.Scottish, 140.Semptsress, 155, 175 seq., 202, 221.Servants, 5 seq., 26, 155 seq., 176, 187,202,220,241 ; see Brewing, Journeyman,Wages, Wages assessments ;diet <strong>of</strong>, 68, 88 ; dresses 126 ; employedin domestic drudgery, S,, 157, 196,292,294 ; employed in sptnning, 125 ;farm, 47, 50, "6, 210, 229;married, 81, 88 ; scarcity, <strong>of</strong>, 56 ;housekeepers' duties, 255 ; mcdicalattendance on, 252, 263 ; mensewants brought up by <strong>women</strong>, 141 .<strong>of</strong>clothiers, IOI ; nursing G 5 1 seq.'shoemaker, 66,203 ; training<strong>of</strong>, 2531)<strong>women</strong>, scarcity <strong>of</strong>, 157.Sex-jealousy, an anachronism, 299 ;absence in woollen trade, 95, 123 ,exclusion <strong>of</strong> <strong>women</strong> from trades, 103,105, 106, 191.Shakespeare, 3.Sharp, Jane, 269-271 passam.Shearing, corn, 49, 60 ; sheep, 62.Sheffield, 187.Shepherd, 62.Shipping, 29-31 passim.Shoemaker, 155, 158 seq., 184,202 seq.,see Servant8Shopkeeper, 15% 168, 198-209 passim.Silk manufacture, 94, 126, 138-143see Apprentices, Poor, Textiles,Wen~ing ; capitaltstic, 142 ; occupation<strong>of</strong> gentle<strong>women</strong>, 10, 138-140passim, 142 j refuge <strong>of</strong> paupers, 140-142 passim, 146 ; silk-aomen, 140 ;stockings, 26 seq. ; wages, 142.Smith, 155, 189, 210, 259, 294.Social position <strong>of</strong> <strong>women</strong>, 8, 40, 249,283, 306 seq.Southampton, IOI, 195 seq.Spinning, 5 ; see Poor, Linen, Woollen ;demand for, 95, I 10, I 12 seq., 124,129, 146 ; domestic industry, 9, 40,64, 961 125, 129, 137, 147, 29' Seq. ;employment <strong>of</strong> poor, 13, 100, 110 SCg.,128-137 passim, 146 seq., 209, 291 ;instructton in, 13, III, 130-137 jmonopoly <strong>of</strong> <strong>women</strong> and children, 93,102, 145, 292; organisation <strong>of</strong>, 107-r rj, 123 seq. ; resource for mothers,9, 131 637 95, 151, 109; wages, SeeLinen, Woollen ; withdraws <strong>women</strong>from agriculture and service, I 12,115.Spinner, 18, 102, 110, 113, 117, 120,128 seq., 141, 221 ; market spinner,107, ~ og seq., 113.Spinster, 95 seq., 107-109 passim,112-136 passim, 147, 155, 221 ;classes <strong>of</strong>, I I r seq.Spreading muck, 62.St. Albans, 202.Stapley, Richard, 125State, 242, 286, 299, 303, 307 seq.Stationers, I 58, 161-170 passim ; secCompanies.Stumpe, 99 ; see Clothier.Suckle calves, 47.Surgeons, see Barber-surgeons.Surgery, see Medicine.Tailor,.155, 181.Tanner, 185.Thatching, 61.Taylor, Randdll, 58.Teaching, 242, 265, 286 seq., 294 seq.Textile Trades, 9, 93-149 passim, 150 ;see Bleaching, Burling, Capitalism,Carding, Clothiers, Cotton, DomesticIndustry, Family Industry,Fuller, Gold and Silver, Knitting,Linen, Silk, Spinning, Spinner,Weaver, Wage-earner, Wages,INDEXWoollen, industrial organisation <strong>of</strong>,96 ; proportion <strong>of</strong> uomen's labour,93 sey.; 97 sq., 114, I33 seq, 292 ;proportron <strong>of</strong> children's labour, 108,112, 114, I 16, 133 sey. ; <strong>women</strong>'sposition in, 93 up., 95, 146.Thierry, Rachel, IOO seq.Thornton, Mrs. Alice, 16.Tiverton, 227.Tobacco-pipe makers, 192.Torksey, 222.Trades, see Crafts, Provision, RetailTextile ; <strong>women</strong>'s occupation in, 10,'46, 293.Turbeville, Mrs. Mary, 258 seq.Vantrollier (wife <strong>of</strong> Thos.), 163.Verney, Lady, 20 ; Sir Edmund, I g ;Sir Ralph, 15, 20, 258.Vintners, 209, 233 seq.Village Community, 56, 253 ; disintegration<strong>of</strong>, 148 ; vigorous stock<strong>of</strong>, 42; <strong>women</strong>'s intuence in, 148.Vives, 37.Wage-earner, 4, 6, 64-92 passim, 99 ;see Agriculture, Birth-rate, Butcher,Capitalism, Children, InfantMortality, Journeyman, Marriage,Motherhood Spinning, Silk, TextileManufactures, Wages, Widow,Wife, Woollen ; dejnztion <strong>of</strong>, 43,65 ; children <strong>of</strong>, 86 seq. ; class <strong>of</strong>undesirables, 90 ;, combinatiotz among,121-124 passfnz, 298, 301 ;family iricome, 65-69 passim, 71,79 seq., 178 ; insolzlency, 80-92passim, 129, 146-149, 209, 293;numbers <strong>of</strong>, 4, 90 seq., 305 ; ~ife<strong>of</strong>, 9 sq., 76-89 passtm, 23; ; herearning capccity, 68 seq., 89, 92,147 sq., 209, 292 ; her rirrualexclttsion from skilled-trades, 298.Wages, 35, 59. 65, 100, 301; seeBrewing, Carpenters, Doctors,IIusbandmen, Linen, Nurse (sick),Midwife, Miller, Poor, Spinning,Silk, IVoo!len ; asacssments, 50,59 seq., 62, 65-67 passim, 72, 83,90, 210, 293 di erenre betweenfamily and indtvidlial rcaces, 7, 296,299 ; day laborirers, men, 9. (6, 60-62 passim, 65 sq., 96 ;, day lnbourers,<strong>women</strong>, 9, 60-66 passrm, 68, 72, 89 ;servants, mm, 50, 56, 65 SPq. ;
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