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    • Commentary on ‘The Fighting Machine’
    • Interview with an Intern: The Millennial in the Media
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    • Working Life Then and Now:
    • Ambition and Adversity:
    • Work, Money and Drinking:
    • The Role of Language in Creating a Community of Work in the Press
    • The Secret of England’s Greatness:
  • THE PERIODICALS
    • Baker and Confectioner (1897)
    • The British Printer 1893
    • British Workman
      • British Workman nos 77-120
    • British Workwoman
    • Building World
      • World Building and the Building World
    • Law Times No. 1505, 3 February 1872
      • The Law Times 1843-
    • Meat Trades’ Journal
    • Mrs Leach’s Fancy Work Basket 1888
    • Navy and Army Illustrated
    • Stationery Trade Review
    • Swan Lane Gazette
    • The Wizard, vol. 1, no. 5, January 1906
    • Zoom & Browse Interface
  • Competition 2020
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      • Commentary on “Curse Not!” and “A Sweet Revenge”
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        • Editions: “A Sweet Revenge” British Workwoman no. 234
      • Commentary on “The Strawberry Girl”
        • Editions: Strawberry Girl, British Workman no 80
      • Commentary: “Strength out of Weakness,” British Workwoman no 272
        • Editions: “Strength out of Weakness” by “Aunt Rena” British Workwoman no. 272
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      • Temperance and Work
        • Temperance and ‘Saint Monday’
        • The Broader Temperance Aims in the ‘British Workman’ and the ‘British Workwoman’
        • Everything Stops For Tea
      • Animals
      • Child Labour
      • Physical vs. Digital Periodicals
      • Advertising
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      • BALFOUR, Clara Lucas (Writer, “British Workman”)
      • ‘British Workwoman’ Artist Edith Hume
      • SMITHIES, Thomas Bywater (Editor, “British Workman”)
      • WEIR, Harrison (Artist/Illustrator, “British Workman”)
    • IMAGE GALLERIES
  • TEACHING
    • The 2016 Piloting Stage Reports
    • Introduction to 19th-Century Periodicals
    • Theme 1: Industrialisation
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