Letters

Alexander Sally (1976) ‘Women's Work in Nineteenth Century London: A Study of the Years 1820–1850’ in MITCHELL AND OAKLEY (1976).

Challinor R. , and Ripley B. (1968) The Miners’ Association: A Trades Union in the Age of the Chartists London: Lawrence and Wishart.

Harrison R. editor, Independent Collier Hassocks: Harvester.

Heesom A.J. (1981) ‘The Coal Mines Act of 1842, Social Reform and Social Control’ Historical Journal 24: 1

John A.V. (1978) ‘Colliery Legislation and its Consequences: 1842 and the Women Miners of Lancashire’ Bulletin of the John Rylands University Library of Manchester, 61, No. 1.

John A.V. (1980) By the Sweat of Their Brow: Women Workers at Victorian Coal Mines London: Croom Helm.

John A.V. (forthcoming) ‘Scratching the Surface: Women Work and Coalmining History in England and Wales’ Oral History.

Mitchell Juliet , and Oakley Ann (1976) editors, The Rights and Wrongs of Women Harmondsworth: Penguin Books.

Nef J.W. (1966) The Rise of the British Coal Industry Hamden, Connecticut: Archer Books.

Olcott T. (1978) ‘Dead Centre: The Women's Trade Union Movement in London 1874–1914’ London Journal.

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS (1842) Vol. XVI, Children's Employment Commission.

PITT. Malcolm (1972) The World on Our Backs: The Kent Miners and the 1972 Miners’ Strike London: Lawrence and Wishart.

Taylor Barbara (1979) ‘The Men Are as Bad As Their Masters’… Socialism, Feminism and Sexual Antagonism in the London Tailoring Trade in the early 1830s’ Feminist Studies, Spring.