4. Further resources
Reading
All books can be found in
Shropshire Libraries or in
Shropshire Archives. You may also like to visit the
School Library Service website.
- Irish University Press Series of British
Parliamentary Papers. Industrial Revolution: Children's
Employment, vols 1-8 and index. (Irish University Press
1968). [Shropshire Archives reference number: 328.42]
- The Industrial Revolution 1750-1850. Robin
M. Reeve. (University of London Press Ltd 1971). [Shropshire
Libraries dewey number: L.S. 609]
- The Industrial Revolution in Shropshire.
Barrie Trinder. (Phillimore 2000). [Shropshire Libraries dewey
number: C64.2]
- Explore History: Victorian Britain. Jane
Shutter. (Heinemann 1991). [Shropshire Libraries dewey number:
J941.081]
- History of Britain: Victorian Families.
Andrew Langley. (Heinemann 1996). [Shropshire Libraries dewey
number: J941.081]
- In Their Own Words: The Victorians. Robert
Hull. (Franklin Watts 2001). [Shropshire Libraries dewey number:
J941. 081]
- The Oxford Companion to Local and Family
History. David Hey. (OUP 1998).
Online resources
As is the case for all external links on this website, these
links will open in a new browser window.
| Address |
Description |
|
Child Labour 1750-1900 |
Spartacus Educational history website.
Lots of relevant information. |
|
The History Place |
Series of excellent photographs
detailing child labour in the United States, 1908-12. |
|
Scriven Report on Child Labour |
Descriptions and testimonies from the
1840's Scriven report into child labour in the Potteries. |
|
UK Directory |
UK Directory listing of sites relating
to child labour. |
|
Child Labour Bibliography |
Useful bibliography for advanced study
from Oxford University's Faculty of Modern History. |
|
BBC History Victorian Britain |
The BBC History site's general history
of the Victorian era including working and living
conditions. |
Continue
This is the last page of the Child Labour collection: List of other
Sources and collections
Return to
top of page
|
