For the sake of the family: American women and health and safety at work, c. 1900-1960

Janet Greenlees

For the sake of the family: American women and health and safety at work, c. 1900-1960

Janet Greenlees

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Abstract

This paper focuses on the history of American women at work c. 1900-1960.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2008

Keywords

medical history
women
occupational health

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