10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WORKWOMAN»
Discover the use of
workwoman in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
workwoman and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Life of Soeur Marie, the
Workwoman of Liege
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2
Hidden Saints; Life of Soeur Marie, the
Workwoman of Liege
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The
Workwoman's Guide, Containing Instructions in Cutting ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
5
Life of Soeur Marie, the
Workwoman of Liege
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Poetry. A central figure in the international avant-garde for fifty years, Rochelle Owens has published sixteen previous volumes of poetry, including NEW AND SELECTED POEMS 1961-1996 and LUCA: DISCOURSE ON LIFE AND DEATH (both Junction ...
THE BRITISH WORKWOMAN. Contents for March. Written on Velvet. The Black
Speck. Bible Words. Next-door Neighbours. Power of Sympathy or Strange
Companions. THE BRITISH WORKWOMAN, all Booksellers. Can be obtained of
THE ...
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St. Clair: A Nineteenth-century Coal Town's Experience with ...
Ill. A. WORKWOMAN'S. The Carey group sold their first lot in August 1844 to
Barton Evans, a Pennsylvania-born butcher, who selected lot number thirteen
near the center of St. Clair on the east side of Second Street just south of
Hancock.
Anthony F. C. Wallace,
1988
In the Workwoman's Guide, w hich was published in 1838. there are draw ings of
a wagoner's smock and instructions for making it: 'made of strong linen, similar to
that used for sheeting, and the biassing upon it is worked with the strongest ...
A workwoman now tripped into the complainant's place, while a lady in the most
bouffantc of crinolines, and dazzlingly dressed, followed to the position of
defendant. This was a case of hard swearing. The poor workwoman had done
work for ...