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Power, Profits, and Patriarchy: The Social Organization of Work at a British Metal Trades Firm, 1791-1922
William G. Staples; Clifford L. Staples (Author)
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Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
· Paperback
Power, Profits, and Patriarchy: The Social Organization of Work at a British Metal Trades Firm, 1791-1922 - William G. Staples; Clifford L. Staples
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Synopsis "Power, Profits, and Patriarchy: The Social Organization of Work at a British Metal Trades Firm, 1791-1922"
Founded in 1791 and in existence for more than two hundred years, the Kenrick iron foundry of West Bromwich, England produced some of the finest cast-iron hardware ever made. William and Clifford Staples' goal in studying the Kenrick case is to examine how taken-for-granted assumptions about class, gender, and familial relations contributed to the longevity of the firm.