Titlebook: British Women in the Nineteenth Century; Kathryn Gleadle Textbook 2001Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2001

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Textbook 2001Latest editiones.In so doing, it presents a positive but nuanced interpretation of women‘s roles within their own families and communities, as well as stressing women‘s enormous contribution to the making of contemporary British culture and society.

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Introductionst revival of the 1970s, combined with the growth of social history and the left-wing desire to recapture ‘history from below’, led to a wave of historical interest in the lives of Victorian women. The influential work of Sheila Rowbotham, for example, sought to bring to light those women who had re

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Workstry of change and tradition, as new employment practices and technologies became woven into the work experiences of labouring women. For an older historiographical tradition (as in Alice Clark’s ., first published in 1919), the nineteenth century represented a pernicious departure in women’s exploi

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Politics, Community and Protestn; dressed in white in electoral processions, women could symbolise the goddess of liberty.. In the protest movements of plebeian culture, male activists frequently dressed as women — an allusion to a ‘world turned upside down’ which articulated a sense of social grievance.. However, the extent to w

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Families, Relationships and Home Lifeod. Social problems had been exacerbated by the long conflict with France and the privations of war were barely eased by the advent of peace in 1815. The passing of the Corn Laws and the onset of a deep agricultural depression marked the beginning of a period of considerable distress for the working

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Workupon their male kin. They were encouraged to perceive themselves as ‘relative creatures’, whose path in life was to nurture the family and to provide unstinting support for the head of the household. Furthermore, as the great exponent of domestic ideology, Sarah Ellis, proclaimed, if a woman did eng

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Politics, Community and Protesttly, treatments of these topics tended to focus almost exclusively upon women’s philanthropic contributions to the community. This activity was seen to reflect women’s preoccupation with religion and their internalisation of ideologies concerning their supposedly caring, benevolent natures. Such wor

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Workinvasion of industry generally by women, but rather a withdrawal from it.’. Census figures corroborate a pattern of steady decline in female economic participation. Thirty-one per cent of English and Welsh women were recorded as working in 1871 — a figure that went down to 27 per cent in 1891 and 26