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- Introduction
- Charlotte Elizabeth [Tonna], Wrongs of Woman (1843)
- G. W. Reynolds, The Seamstress; or, the White Slave of England (London, 1853), excerpts
- Tom Hood Jr, Living - and Dying by the Needle, Englishwomans Domestic Magazine (1863)
- Emigration to Australia as a Solution to Abuses in the Clothing Trade
- Female Slopworkers of the Metropolis, Morning Chronicle (1849)
- Sidney Herbert, Letter Proposing Female Emigration Fund, Morning Chronicle (1849)
- Fund for Promoting Female Emigration, Morning Chronicle (1850)
- Silverpen [Eliza Meteyard], Lucy Dean: the Noble Needlewoman, Eliza Cooks Journal (1850), excerpts
- Fund for Promoting Female Emigration, Morning Chronicle (1851)
- Edward Elleston and Elizabeth Blackwell, The Female Emigrants, a Ballad (1852)
- Fund for Promoting Female Emigration, Morning Chronicle (1852)
- Abuses in the Clothing Trade after 1900
- Edith Lyttelton, Warp and Woof (1908)
- Frances Balfour, Mrs Alfred Lytteltons Play, The Times (1904)
- The Daily News Sweated Industries Exhibition 1906
- The Song of the Shirt, Daily News (1906)
- Home Workers Charter, Mr J Ramsay Macdonald on his Bill, Daily News (1906)
- Mr G. B. Shaw on Sweating, Daily News (1906)
- Martin Quincey, Mr Shaw and the Shirts we Wear, Daily News (1906)
- R. B. Suthers, The Cannibal Exhibition, Clarion (1906)
- Julia Dawson, Our Womans Letter: Sweating Exhibition, Clarion (1906)
- Julia Dawson, Our Womans Letter: The Only Way, Clarion (1906)
- James Budgett Meakin, How to Cope with Sweating, Co-Operative News (1906)
- Address by Dr Charles Gore at the opening of the Exhibition, Co-Operative News (1906)
- Reforming Practice: Amateurs take over from Professional Dressmakers
- Sylvia, How to Dress Well on a Shilling a Day (1876), excerpt
- R. Monroe, Practical Dressmaking: beingPlain Directions for Taking Patterns, Fitting On, etc ([1879])
- Miriam, Hearth and Home, Manchester Times (1887)
- The Bloomer Costume, Chambers Edinburgh Journal (1851)
- Harry Abrahams, I Want to be a Bloomer (1851)
- Edward Stirling, A Figure of Fun, or, the Bloomer Costume (1851)
- James Bruton, The Bloomer Costume or Tunics, Turbans and Trousers (1852)
- Great Tom of Oxford, I Would Not Have a Bloomer ([c. 1851])
- E. Hodges, Ill be a Bloomer ([c. 1851])
- Aesthetic Reforms
- Lady Elizabeth Eastlake, Art of Dress (1852)
- Mary Eliza Haweis, The Aesthetics of Dress, Art Journal (1880)
- Reforms in the 1880s
- Florence Pomeroy, Viscountess Harberton, Rational Dress Reform, Macmillans Magazine (1881)
- Dora de Blaquiere, Modern Dress Reformers, Leisure Hour (1884)
- Florence Pomeroy, Viscountess Harberton Reasons for Reform in Dress (1885)
- Rational Dress Societys Gazette, 1 (July 1888) and 2 (October 1888)
- Oscar Wilde and Dress Reform
- Mr Oscar Wilde on Dress, Pall Mall Gazette (1884)
- Wentworth Huyshe, Mr Oscar Wilde on Dress Reform,
- H. E. T., A Practical Woman on Dress, Pall Mall Gazette (1884)
- Mr Oscar Wilde on Womans Dress, Pall Mall Gazette (1884)
- Correspondence, An Old Sailor, Pall Mall Gazette (1884)
- Various Authors, The Mysteries of Dress, Pall Mall Gazette (1884)
- E. H., An Ideal Under-Garment, Pall Mall Gazette (1884)
- Oscar Wilde, More Radical thoughts upon Dress Reform, Pall Mall Gazette (1884)
- Public Reactions to Rational Dress
- The Health Exhibition, part 2, Leeds Mercury (1884)
- Stays or no Stays, Lady (1888)
- Reviews of Rational Dress Society Bazaar, The Coming Dress, 1891
- The Coming Dress, Glasgow Herald (1891)
- The Coming Dress, Leeds Mercury (1891)
- The Coming Dress Bazaar, Daily News (1891)
- The Coming Dress, Bristol Mercury (1891)
- The Coming Dress, Graphic (1891)
- Notes on Fashion, Madge of Truth for the Northern Echo (1891)
- Rational Dress for Women, Glasgow Herald (1899)
- The Viscountess and the Pub Landlady: Testing Tolerance of Rational Dress
- Irrational, Pall Mall Gazette (1899)
- Innkeepers and Rational Dress, The Times (1899)
- Sartor Resartus, Daily News (1899)
- Landlords and Rational Dress, Daily News (1899)
- Landlords and Rational Dress, Liverpool Mercury (1899)
- Dress Reform for Men
- Henry Holiday, Mens Dress, Aglaia (18 94)
- Anon., A Suggestion for Evening Dress for Men, Aglaia (1894)
- A. E. Garrett and H. F. Tomalin, Purpose and Efficacy of Clothing (1912)
- Co-Operative Women and Ethical Consumption
- Womans Corner, Co-Operative News (1889)
- Mourning Dress
- Funeral Reform, Leeds Mercury (1877)
- Penelope, Womens Corner, Bristol Mercury (1880)
- Correspondence on Mourning Dress, Co-Operative News (1896)
- Liberty and Artistic Consumers
- Arthur Lasenby Liberty, On the Progress of Taste in Dress III, in Relation to Manufacture, Aglaia (1894)
- Clothing the New Woman
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