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The British Workwoman, No 234
Image Files Embedded PDF Issue 3, vol 234, pgs 22 – 29
The British Workwoman, No. 233
Image Files Embedded PDF Issue 2, vol 233, pgs 14 – 21
The British Workwoman, No.232
Image Files Embedded PDF Uncorrected OCR Text Uncorrected OCR Text – Page 1 THE ROSE.—” SWEET ROSE, THOU LOVELY BLOOMING FLOWER.”—See page 26. Uncorrected OCR Text – Page 2 26 THE BEITISH WORKWOMAN. 7r 8 Me MeContinue reading
IMAGE GALLERY: Labour in the “British Workman” Masthead (numbers 1-21)
The images to the right and left of the central British Workman masthead changed each month in the first twenty-six issues. The images below are taken from issues 1-21 (1855-1856). Some illustrations were used more than once. Occasionally,Continue reading
Stationery Trade Review – ALL ISSUES – View & Zoom
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British Workman – ALL ISSUES – View & Zoom
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Introduction to 19th-Century Periodicals
Why Study Nineteenth-Century Periodicals? The study of historical periodicals opens up one’s understanding of today’s media: its content, its methods of production and distribution, its materiality (and immateriality), its audiences, its business practices, and the individualsContinue reading