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Matsumura, T. (1983). The labour aristocracy revisited: The victorian flint glass makers 1850-1880. UK: Manchester University Press. 
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Resource type: Book
ID no. (ISBN etc.): 0719009316
BibTeX citation key: Matsumura1983
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Categories: General, Industrial Glass
Keywords: 1800s, Academic, England, History, Politics, Sociology
Creators: Matsumura
Publisher: Manchester University Press (UK)
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Abstract
In recent years historians have contested the validity of the concept of a labour aristocracy. Using newly rediscovered sources, this study explores the history of a skilled trade and its union in what was reputedly the classic age of this 'aristocracy'. Analysis of the labour process and work pattern at workshop level shows how the division of labour created a hierarchy corresponding to specific skills. But glass makers are considered also in terms of their life cycle and the transmission of skills from father to son.

196 pages 4 b/w.


  
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