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THE ARGUMENT THAT MEN COULD ACHIEVE AN INCOME SUFFICIENT TO "MAINTAIN A FAMILY" BY PROHIBITING WOMEN'S AND ESPECIALLY WIVES' JOBHOLDING, KNOWN AS THE "FAMILY WAGE" DOCTRINE, UNDERPINNED BRITISH MALE TRADE UNIONISTS' POLITICAL INITIATIVES BETWEEN 1842 AND 1942. JANE HUMPHRIES AND JANE LEWIS HAVE ACCEPTED THIS PROPOSITION AT FACE VALUE, CONTENDING THAT THE LABOR MOVEMENT'S FAMILY WAGE STRATEGY BENEFITTED AND GAINED ADHERENCE FROM WOMEN WORKERS. THIS ARTICLE CHALLENGES THEIR VIEW FIRST BY DEMONSTRATING THAT THE FAMILY WAGE DOCTRINE'S SECTIONAL ORIGIN AND PURPOSE AND SECOND BY EXAMINING THE LANCASHIRE WOMEN COTTON WORKER'S REACTION TO IT.

The early years -- Education and apprenticeship -- Passing the torch -- Father, lawyer, leader -- Gerry's society -- Gilded Gotham : the 1880's part I -- Gilded gotham: the 1880's Part II -- Gilded Gotham : the 1880's Part III -- Gilded Gotham : the 1890's part I -- Gilded Gotham : the 1890's part II -- The twentieth century : part I 1900 to 1909 -- The twentieth century : part II 1910 to 1930