Women's and Child Labor Regulation Through Statutory Law Governing Textile Production and Chemical Processing, Archive 1860 to 1862
Publication date: 1860
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Seller: Max Rambod Inc, Woodland Hills, CA, U.S.A.Max Rambod Inc
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Parliament of Great Britain, Factory Acts relating to textile and bleaching industries, 1860 to 1862, documenting the legislative regulation of women's and children's labor during a period of industrial expansion and intensifying public scrutiny of factory conditions. The material documents industrial labor regulation through statutory law governing textile production and chemical processing, revealing how Parliament imposed limits on working environments and hours, and providing primary-source evidence for the study of gendered labor, child labor, and the development of workplace protections in nineteenth-century Britain. These legislation informed later labor reforms in the United States, including workplace safety standards and hour restrictions. Three printed Acts comprising the Bleach and Dye Works Act (1860), the Lace Factories Act (1861), and an 1862 Act extending regulatory authority to outdoor bleaching operations. Together totaling 12 pages, the documents outline specific provisions governing labor conditions, including oversight of workplaces where women and children were employed in bleaching, dyeing, and lace manufacturing. The 1860 Act addresses chemical processing environments associated with bleaching and dye works, while the 1861 Act applies similar regulatory frameworks to lace factories, an industry heavily reliant on female labor. The 1862 extension broadens enforcement beyond enclosed factory interiors to include outdoor industrial spaces, indicating an expansion in the legal definition of regulated labor environments. The texts present formal legislative language establishing inspection, compliance, and operational limitations within these industries. These Acts form part of the broader nineteenth-century Factory Acts framework through which the British government incrementally formalized labor protections in response to industrialization's social and public health consequences. Their focus on women and children reflects early governmental recognition of vulnerability within industrial labor hierarchies and contributes to research on the gendered structuring of work. The extension of oversight to outdoor bleaching fields marks a shift in regulatory scope, demonstrating how industrial labor systems were redefined in legal terms.Light handling wear, pages clean and stable; overall very good condition. A concise and coherent legislative grouping illustrating the expansion of state intervention in industrial labor conditions.…
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- Women's and Child Labor Regulation Through Statutory Law Governing Textile Production and Chemical Processing, Archive 1860 to 1862
- Author
- Labor Protection Laws
- Publication year
- 1860
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- Archive, Law, Incarceration & Public Policy, Women?s History & Feminism
Max Rambod Inc
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