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In the very early part of the nineteenth century when excessively long hours of work were regarded as one of the indispensable conditions of making profits, Robert Owen, a cotton manufacturer
The progress of industrialization throughout the nineteenth century had profound effects on health a...
David Walker reviews The rise and fall of the healthy factory, the politics of industrial health in ...
This thesis examines the growth and awareness of health and safety at work between 1780 and 1900. In...
The modern industrial system had its origin in England just over 200 years ago. This period historic...
The satisfaction I feel at the opportunity afforded me to add my homage to that of old colleagues wh...
Workers' health in the inter-war years has been the subject ofrecent enquiry and was a topic that ge...
Pharmaceutical manufacturers responded to the growth of medical science by building company laborato...
This thesis probes a neglected area lying at the interface between medical and labour history and is...
This paper considers hospital facilities and medical care provided by the owners of industry, in Eng...
1. The subject of the health education of Robert Owen is the health condition of labourers that occu...
The factory was an iconic symbol of modernity in early twentieth-century Britain. Epitomising the tr...
INDUSTRIAL EFFICIENCY: THE BEARINGS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCE THEREON: A REVIEW OF RECENT WORK -- MA...
In 1907, Max Weber began drafting a manual aimed at researchers involved in a vast survey of industr...
Between 1870 and 1939, ideas of health and the body in Britain were reshaped according to the ideal...
The role played by health considerations in the reduction of working time in nineteenth century Fran...
The progress of industrialization throughout the nineteenth century had profound effects on health a...
David Walker reviews The rise and fall of the healthy factory, the politics of industrial health in ...
This thesis examines the growth and awareness of health and safety at work between 1780 and 1900. In...
The modern industrial system had its origin in England just over 200 years ago. This period historic...
The satisfaction I feel at the opportunity afforded me to add my homage to that of old colleagues wh...
Workers' health in the inter-war years has been the subject ofrecent enquiry and was a topic that ge...
Pharmaceutical manufacturers responded to the growth of medical science by building company laborato...
This thesis probes a neglected area lying at the interface between medical and labour history and is...
This paper considers hospital facilities and medical care provided by the owners of industry, in Eng...
1. The subject of the health education of Robert Owen is the health condition of labourers that occu...
The factory was an iconic symbol of modernity in early twentieth-century Britain. Epitomising the tr...
INDUSTRIAL EFFICIENCY: THE BEARINGS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCE THEREON: A REVIEW OF RECENT WORK -- MA...
In 1907, Max Weber began drafting a manual aimed at researchers involved in a vast survey of industr...
Between 1870 and 1939, ideas of health and the body in Britain were reshaped according to the ideal...
The role played by health considerations in the reduction of working time in nineteenth century Fran...
The progress of industrialization throughout the nineteenth century had profound effects on health a...
David Walker reviews The rise and fall of the healthy factory, the politics of industrial health in ...
This thesis examines the growth and awareness of health and safety at work between 1780 and 1900. In...
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