Woman in the War a Bibliography
Woman in the War a Bibliography
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Bureau of labor statistics, Monthly review, p. 945-947, April, 1918. Proud, E. Dorothea.
Welfare work, with foreword by the Right Honorable David Lloyd George. London, Bell & Sons, 363 p. , July, 1916. Summarized in Monthly review, p. 82-88, December, 1916. Stone, Gilbert, ed.
Women war workers. Chapter X, Welfare work. P. 239-253. Welfare supervision memo. No. 2 of health of munition workers committee.
7 p. London, 1915. Welfare work in British munition factories. U. S. Bureau of labor statist...ics, Bulletin 222, April, 1917.
Reprints of the memoranda of the British Ijealth of munition workers com- mittee.
ARTICLES IN PERIODICALS.
DiACK, Willi Ait.
Women farm workers and a minimum wage. Englishwoman, p. 190-195, June, 1917. Housing of women munition workers. Women's employment, v. 16. P. 8, August 4, 1916. Increased wages for women munition workers in Great Britain. United States Bureau of labor statistics. Monthly review, p. 83, October, 1917. Markham, Violet R.
Women trade unionists and the war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bureau of labor statistics, Monthly review, p. 945-947, April, 1918. Proud, E. Dorothea.
Welfare work, with foreword by the Right Honorable David Lloyd George. London, Bell & Sons, 363 p. , July, 1916. Summarized in Monthly review, p. 82-88, December, 1916. Stone, Gilbert, ed.
Women war workers. Chapter X, Welfare work. P. 239-253. Welfare supervision memo. No. 2 of health of munition workers committee.
7 p. London, 1915. Welfare work in British munition factories. U. S. Bureau of labor statist...ics, Bulletin 222, April, 1917.
Reprints of the memoranda of the British Ijealth of munition workers com- mittee.
ARTICLES IN PERIODICALS.
DiACK, Willi Ait.
Women farm workers and a minimum wage. Englishwoman, p. 190-195, June, 1917. Housing of women munition workers. Women's employment, v. 16. P. 8, August 4, 1916. Increased wages for women munition workers in Great Britain. United States Bureau of labor statistics. Monthly review, p. 83, October, 1917. Markham, Violet R.
Women trade unionists and the war.
What to read after Woman in the War a Bibliography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Council of National Defense Commit to read onlineMoreLess
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