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A history of the machine-wrought hosiery and lace manufactures

A rough lot...: the story of the young women and girls who worked in the Nottingham lace finishing industry, as told to John White M.A. for the 1862 Royal Commission

Take the children ...: the life of the lace girls, working in the Honiton and East Midlands districts, from the evidence given to John Edward White M.A. for the 1862 Royal Commission

Appendix to the second report of the Commissioners: trades and manufactures, part I - reports and evidence from sub-commissioners

The textile manufactures of Great Britain

Working party reports: lace

Return of rates of wages in the minor textile trades of the United Kingdom, with report thereon

Second report of the commissioners: with appendix

An act to place the employment of women, young persons, youths, and children in lace factories under the regulations of the Factories Acts - 6th August 1861

Don't be late on Monday: life and word in a Nottingham lace factory

Report of an inquiry on Dupuytren's Contraction as a disease of occupation, with special reference to its occurence among minders of lace machines

The Honiton lace industry in 1887: an illustrated snapshot based on the report, in Queen Victoria's golden jubilee year, of House of Commons commissioner Alan S Cole on 'the present condition and prospects of the Honiton lace industry' - also reports on and examples of Honiton lace designing activities at the Taunton School of Art and other colleges during the first world war, taken from the Autumn 1916 special issue of The Studio

Lace and the emerald isle

Lacemaking in Ireland

Women in struggle: episodes from East Midlands history