Collected Works
Angus Calder, 5 January 1989
Men, Women and Work: Class, Gender and Protest in the New England Shoe Industry, 1780-1910
by Mary Blewett.
Illinois, 444 pp., $29.95, July 1988,0 252 01484 7 Show More
by Mary Blewett.
Illinois, 444 pp., $29.95, July 1988,
Men’s Lives
by Peter Matthiessen.
Collins Harvill, 335 pp., £15, August 1988,0 00 272519 3 Show More
by Peter Matthiessen.
Collins Harvill, 335 pp., £15, August 1988,
On Work: Historical, Comparative and Theoretical Approaches
edited by R.E. Pahl.
Blackwell, 752 pp., £39.95, July 1988,9780631157625 Show More
edited by R.E. Pahl.
Blackwell, 752 pp., £39.95, July 1988,
Slavery and Other Forms of Unfree Labour
edited by Léonie Archer.
Routledge, 307 pp., £28, August 1988,0 415 00203 6 Show More
edited by Léonie Archer.
Routledge, 307 pp., £28, August 1988,
The Historical Meanings of Work
edited by Patrick Joyce.
Cambridge, 320 pp., £27.50, September 1987,0 521 30897 6 Show More
edited by Patrick Joyce.
Cambridge, 320 pp., £27.50, September 1987,
Origins of Freemasonry: Scotland’s Century 1590-1710
by David Stevenson.
Cambridge, 246 pp., £25, November 1988,0 521 35326 2 Show More
by David Stevenson.
Cambridge, 246 pp., £25, November 1988,
“... Let my first Years be past, That I may give for every Day Some good Account at last. Benjamin Franklin was soon working up his secularised version of the Puritan ethos. In Poor Richard’s Almanac (1758) he assured his readers that ‘sloth, by bringing on diseases, absolutely shortens life,’ regretted the human propensity to sleep too much, and ... ”