Women Rent Collectors and the Rewriting of Space, Class and Gender in Late Nineteenth Century London: The Case of Katherine Buildings, East Smithfield

Ruth Livesey

Women Rent Collectors and the Rewriting of Space, Class and Gender in Late Nineteenth Century London: The Case of Katherine Buildings, East Smithfield

Department of English

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Women and the Built Environment
Editors	Elizabeth Darling, Lesley Whitworth
Place of Publication	Aldershot
Publisher	Ashgate
Pages	87
Number of pages	106
Publication status	Published - 2007

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