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Women's employment and industrial organisation: commercial lace embroidery in early nineteenth-century Ireland and England

Pamela Sharpe University of Bristol, United Kingdom
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Stanley D. Chapman University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
Pages 325-351 | Published online: 19 Dec 2006

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Fabrice Bensimon. (2020) Women and Children in the Machine-Made Lace Industry in Britain and France (1810–60). TEXTILE 18:1, pages 69-91.
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Ling Chen, Zhi Su, Xiaotong He, Xiang Chen & Lin Dong. (2022) The application of robotics and artificial intelligence in embroidery: challenges and benefits. Assembly Automation 42:6, pages 851-868.
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Fabrice Bensimon. (2019) The emigration of British lacemakers to continental Europe (1816–1860s). Continuity and Change 34:01, pages 15-41.
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