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Dangerous trades

Subtitle: the historical, social, and legal aspects of industrial occupations as affecting health

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1. Dangerous Trades 2. PREFACE 3. LIST OF CONTENTS 4. LIST OF AUTHORS 5. CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION 6. CHAPTER II HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEGISLATION FOR INJURIOUS AND DANGEROUS INDUSTRIES IN ENGLAND 7. CHAPTER III REGULATION OF INJURIOUS OR DANGEROUS OCCUPATIONS IN FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS IN SOME OF THE CHIEF EUROPEAN COUNTRIES.8. CHAPTER IV PRINCIPLES OF PROSPECTIVE LEGISLATION FOR DANGEROUS TRADES 9. CHAPTER V INFANT MORTALITY AND FACTORY LABOUR 10. CHAPTER VI CHILD LABOUR 11. CHAPTER VII HOME-WORK 12. CHAPTER VIII THE PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY OF WORK AND FATIGUE 13. CHAPTER IX MORTALITY OF OCCUPATIONS 14. CHAPTER X DUST-PRODUCING OCCUPATIONS 15. CHAPTER XI THE DISEASES OF SOLDIERS AT HOME AND ABROAD 16. CHAPTER XII HEALTH IN THE MARINE SERVICE 17. CHAPTER XIII RAILWAYS 18. CHAPTER XIV SAFE-GUARDING OF MACHINERY 19. CHAPTER XV AGRICULTURE; HORSES; CATTLE 20. CHAPTER XVI ELECTRIC GENERATING WORKS 21. CHAPTER XVII DUST AS A CAUSE OF OCCUPATION DISEASE 22. CHAPTER XVIII DUST WOMEN 23. CHAPTER XIX LEAD AND ITS COMPOUNDS 24. CHAPTER XIX LEAD AND ITS COMPOUNDS (continued 2)25. CHAPTER XIX LEAD AND ITS COMPOUNDS (continued 3)26. CHAPTER XX ELECTRICAL TREATMENT IN CASES OF LEAD POISONING 27. CHAPTER XXI ARSENIC 28. CHAPTER XXII CHINA AND EARTHENWARE MANUFACTURE: POTTERS’ ROT 29. CHAPTER XXIII BASIC SLAG 30. CHAPTER XXIV GANISTER CRUSHING 31. CHAPTER XXV MILLSTONE BUILDING: FRENCH BUHRSTONE 32. CHAPTER XXVI STEEL GRINDING 33. CHAPTER XXVII PHOSPHORUS AND LUCIFER MATCHES 34. CHAPTER XXVIII DANGERS IN THE USE OF MERCURY AND ITS SALTS 35. CHAPTER XXIX THE LESIONS RESULTING FROM THE MANUFACTURE AND USES OF POTASSIUM AND SODIUM BICHROMATE 36. CHAPTER XXX COPPER AND BRASS 37. CHAPTER XXXI INDIA-RUBBER: DANGERS INCIDENTAL TO THE USE OF BISULPHIDE OF CARBON AND NAPHTHA 38. CHAPTER XXXII 39. CHAPTER XXXIII DRY CLEANING BY MEANS OF BENZINE 40. CHAPTER XXXIV USE OF INFLAMMABLE OR SPIRIT PAINTS 41. CHAPTER XXXV ACETYLENE AND ITS DANGERS 42. CHAPTER XXXVI FLOUR MILLS 43. CHAPTER XXXVII MINING 44. CHAPTER XXXVIII THE AIR OF MINES 45. CHAPTER XXXIX QUARRIES 46. CHAPTER XL THE CHEMICAL TRADES 47. CHAPTER XLI EXPLOSIONS AND EXPLOSIVES 48. CHAPTER XLII ANTHRAX 49. CHAPTER XLIII ANTHRAX—ITS RELATION TO THE WOOL INDUSTRY 50. CHAPTER XLIV RAGS AND THEIR PRODUCTS IN RELATION TO HEALTH 51. CHAPTER XLV BLANKET STOVING 52. CHAPTER XLVI JUTE 53. CHAPTER XLVII LAUNDRY WORKERS 54. CHAPTER XLVIII FISH-CURING AND FRUIT-PRESERVING 55. CHAPTER XLIX WOMEN’S LABOUR IN TINPLATE WORKS 56. CHAPTER L WOMEN’S LABOUR IN AERATED WATER WORKS 57. CHAPTER LI FLAX AND LINEN 58. CHAPTER LII MANUFACTURE OF COTTON 59. CHAPTER LIII RABBIT DOWN 60. CHAPTER LIV DISEASES DUE TO WORKING IN COMPRESSED AND STAGNANT AIR 61. CHAPTER LV DISEASES DUE TO DIMINISHED ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE: PURE AND IMPURE GASES 62. CHAPTER LVI EFFECTS OF CONCUSSION OF THE AIR 63. CHAPTER LVII IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRIES 64. CHAPTER LVIII EYE DISEASES AND EYE ACCIDENTS IN RELATION TO INDUSTRIAL OCCUPATIONS 65. CHAPTER LIX MISCELLANEOUS TRADES 66. CHAPTER LX OCCUPATION DISEASES DUE TO EXCESSIVELY REPEATED MUSCULAR ACTIONS.67. APPENDIX 68. APPENDIX (continued 2)69. INDEX

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