
Unequal Opportunities by Angela V John
`Unequal Opportunities is essential reading for historians of women's work and specialists in British and European social and labour history.' Susan D. Pennybacker, Trinity College at Hartford `This is a strong and extremely useful collection, which presents a marvellous opportunity for future works of synthesis. Anyone working on the social and economic history of the period 1800 - 1918 will ignore it at their peril.' Social History Society Newsletter '[An] excellent collection' Times Literary Supplement 'This collection..presents an admirably balanced view of women's paid work in urban England. The authors pose a series of interesting analytical questions and grapple creatively with vexed problems of methodology in the face of past neglect, sparse documentary evidence and biaised sources...a most useful collection..it is a safe bet that several of its essays will become standard texts in women's history and..in labour history courses.' Social History (1985) 216 x 138mm, 312 pages, illustrations #7.50 (paperback) 0-631-13956-7 #25.00 (hardback) 0-631-13955-9 (1986) 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 312 pages, illustrations $14.95 (paper) 0-631-13956-7 $49.95 (cloth) 0-631-13955-9
Angela V. John is a widely published historian and biographer living in Pembrokeshire but originally from Port Talbot. Her previous biographical subjects include Lady Charlotte Guest, Elizabeth Robins, Henry W. Nevinson and, most recently, Margaret Haig Thomas, otherwise known as Lady Rhondda. In 2010 Angela's biography Rebel Woman: 1869-1955 was longlisted for the biennial Portico Prize for Literature.
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| ISBN 13 | 9780631139560 |
| ISBN 10 | 0631139567 |
| Title | Unequal Opportunities |
| Author | Angela V John |
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| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | John Wiley and Sons Ltd |
| Year published | 1986-02-13 |
| Number of pages | 320 |
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