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Women in the factory

Note 207 — Chapter VII · THE WAR AND WOMEN SUBSTITUTES; NEW LIGHT ON HOURS, LABOUR-SAVING, FATIGUE, FOOD, AND EFFICIENCY

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See “Labour and Capital after the War,” by S. J. Chapman, C.B.E., 1919; “Women’s War Work,” issued by the War Office, Chiswick Press; and Various Reports on Dilution issued by the Ministry of Munitions.

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