Juliette Lamber, Idees antiproudhoniennes sur l'amour, la femme et le mariage, 2^me edition. Paris, 1862. Leon Giraud, Essai sur la condition de la femme en Europe et en Amerique. Paris, 1883. Eugene Pelletan, La famille. La mere. Paris, 1865. Actes du Congres international des droits des femmes. Paris, 1878. Comte de Franqueville, Les droits des femmes en Angleterre, Compte rendu de l'Academie des sciences morales et politiques. Paris, 1891. ENGLISH BIBLIOGRAPHY. Working Women in Large Cities, 4th annual Report of the Commission of Labor. Washington, 1878. Theodore Stanton, The Woman Question in Europe. London, 1884. Helen Campbell, Prisoners of Poverty, 1887. Prisoners of Poverty Abroad, 1889. Woman's Work in America, edited by Annie Nathan Meyer. New York, 1891. Sophia Jex-Blake, Medical Women. Edinburgh, 1871. A. Huntley, Women and Medicine. London, 1886. John Stuart Mill, Subjection of Women. London, 1869. Eliza W. Farnham, Woman and her Era. New York, 1869. Lester F. Ward, Dynamic Sociology, vol. i. pp. 597-664. Maria S. Child, History and Condition of Women in various Ages and Nations. Boston, 1840. INDEX. Abuses, in factories, 112; in dry-goods stores, 265. (_See_ also Fines, Factories, Hours.) Age, average, of working-women in Massachusetts, 116. Agricultural labor, women press into, 21. Agricultural Laborers' Union, women denied admission to, 21. Alabama, women workers in, 110. Alfred's "History of the Factory Movement," 93. American girls, percentage of, employed in Massachusetts, 116. Andover ordinances, 60. Appendix, 275. Apprentices, 49, 122. Arbitration, 266. Aristotle, "Politics" and "Economics," 29; views of women, 30. Arizona, working-women in, 110. Arkansas, working-women in, 110. Atlanta, Ga., weekly wage in, 139 Austria, hours of labor in, 185. Authorities consulted, 291. Bakeries, girls in, 218. Baltimore, Md., weekly wage in, 139. Beating, 52. Beaulieu, Paul Leroy, 165, 167, 251. Belgium, inquiry commission, 174; hours of labor in, 186. Berlin Labor Conference, 11. Betton, Frank, investigation of conditions in Kansas, 123. Bibliography, 294. Bishop, Commissioner, 221. "Bitter Cry of Outcast London," 9, 136. Blackwell, Dr. Emily, on restraints on women workers, 97. Book-binding, women and children employed in, 108. Boston, weekly wage in, 139; establishment of labor bureau in, 111; report on working-girls of, 114; women employed in, 116. Brain, relative sizes and weights of man's and woman's, 27. Brassey, Lord, 176. Broadcloth, weaving of, by women, 73. Brooklyn, N.Y., weekly wage in, 139. Buecher, Dr. Carl, 43. Buffalo, N.Y., weekly wage in, 139. California, average wage in, 141; women workers in, 110; first labor-bureau report, 121. Calkins, Mary W., on profit-sharing, 267. Capital has no complaint, 7, 11. Capitalist, and landlord absorb lion's share, 7; investment of skill and risk, 12. Carpet-weaving, women employed in, 108.