Working class women Books to Read Free Online

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Mrs. Warren's Profession

George Bernard Shaw

1905

The Correspondence of Mother Jones

Edward M. Steel, Mary "Mother" Jones

1985

Trash

Dorothy Allison

1988 ★ 3.7

Women and families

Elizabeth Roberts

1995

Just Like a Girl: How Girls Learn to Be Women

Sue Sharpe

1999

Growing up girl

June Melody, Helen Lucey, Valerie Walkerdine

2001

Women in the printing trades

James Ramsay MacDonald

1904

Married women's work

Clementina Black

1915

Incendiary

Chris Cleave

2005

Cheap amusements

Kathy Lee Peiss

1986

Round about a pound a week

Reeves, Pember Mrs.

1979

The Dwelling Place of Light, Complete

Winston Churchill

1917

Gender at work

Ruth Milkman

1987

Assommoir

Émile Zola

1870 ★ 4.2

God's Handmaiden

Gilbert Morris

2004

Les sœurs Vatard

Joris-Karl Huysmans

1913

Seven days a week

David M. Katzman

1978

At the Coalface

Catherine Paton Black

2012

A woman's place

Elizabeth Roberts

1984

The women of Paris and their French Revolution

Dominique Godineau

1998

In Their Own Words

Jessica Wright

1997

Women in England, 1870-1950

Jane E. Lewis

1985

Gender and the politics of history

Joan Wallach Scott

1988

Three Lives

Gertrude Stein

1909 ★ 4.0

Coalmining women

Angela V. John

1984

The Girls in 3-B

Valerie Taylor, Tania Modleski

2003

Hope and danger in the New South city

Georgina Hickey