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Linking the personal and the political, Anna Clark depicts the making of the working class in Britain as a "struggle for the breeches." The late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries witnessed significant changes in notions of masculinity and femininity, the sexual division of labor, and sexual mores, changes that were intimately intertwined with class politics. By integrating gender into the analysis of class formation, Clark transforms the traditional narrative of working-class history.Going beyond the sterile debate about whether economics or language determines class consciousness, Clark integrates working people's experience with an analysis of radical rhetoric. Focusing on Lancashire, Glasgow, and London, she contrasts the experience of artisans and textile workers, demonstrating how each created distinctively gendered communities and political strategies.Workers faced a "sexual crisis," Clark claims, as men and women competed for jobs and struggled over love and power in the family. While some radicals espoused respectability, others might be homophobes, wife-beaters, and tyrants at home; a radical's love of liberty could be coupled with lust for the life of a libertine. Clark shows that in trying to create a working class these radicals closed off the movement to women, instead adopting a conservative rhetoric of domesticity and narrowing their notion of the working class.

About the brand: Cute and comfortable athleisure and more. Breeches in canvas & black with ribbed fabric, faux front pockets, contrast inner legs, and belt loops Inseam approximately 28in Model is 5'10 and is wearing a size small. Measurements may vary slightly by size. Zip fly with snap and slide tab closure 95% polyester, 5% spandex Hand wash Imported

About the brand: Cute and comfortable athleisure and more. Breeches in canvas & black with ribbed fabric, faux front pockets, contrast inner legs, and belt loops Inseam approximately 28in Model is 5'10 and is wearing a size small. Measurements may vary slightly by size. Zip fly with snap and slide tab closure 95% polyester, 5% spandex Hand wash Imported

From swashbuckling heroines to weary prostitutes, images of women pirates have been as varied and colorful as the seas on which they have plied their centuries-old trade. Simultaneously reveredand reviled by superstitious male mariners, the realities of these women's lives have been lost in a fog of sexual and racial preconceptions.

Volume 2, Part II of a multi-book series on the uniforms used by the US Army Ground forces during World War II. This part covers cotton trousers and breeches, as well as some of the specialized uniform trousers. Includes color photographs, descriptions, stock numbers, issue information, and a list of manufacturers.

Volume 2, Part II of a multi-book series on the uniforms used by the US Army Ground forces during World War II. This part covers cotton trousers and breeches, as well as some of the specialized uniform trousers. Includes color photographs, descriptions, stock numbers, issue information, and a list of manufacturers.

You'll have no problem swabbing the deck with these breeches! Complete any pirate costume with theseAdult Black Pirate Pants. Material: Cotton Care: Hand wash cold Imported Note: Short, hat, eye patch, sword, shoes, and other accessories sold seperately.

You'll have no problem swabbing the deck with these breeches! Complete any pirate costume with theseAdult Black Pirate Pants. Material: Cotton Care: Hand wash cold Imported Note: Short, hat, eye patch, sword, shoes, and other accessories sold seperately.

You'll have no problem swabbing the deck with these breeches! Complete any pirate costume with theseAdult Black Pirate Pants. Material: Cotton Care: Hand wash cold Imported Note: Short, hat, eye patch, sword, shoes, and other accessories sold seperately.

Crowley's Curse by Joshua J. Seraphim is a look at the breeches between psychology and the occult, a voyeuristic peer into the minds of individuals suffering from his curse. Joshua Seraphim shows the reader and dilettante of the occult Arts what they do not want to read. Readers are about to peer into minds and spirits that are stricken with a metaphysical pain: an absence of agapæ, an absence of God's Love, the Latins called it poena damni, the pain of damnation.

The breech loading shotgun would have been no use without its cartridges. Much has already been written about the histories of shotguns, but very little about the many cartridges that were loaded into the breeches. This book contains drawings of a large number of examples of cartridges and cartridge firms, many of which have not appeared in Ken’s previous titles. It is a companion to the previous works which collectively offer a record of Ken’s extensive drawings detailing the history of shotgun cartridges. It should bring back much nostalgia to many older shooting folk.

Raised on a cattle ranch, Agnes Morley was sent to Stanford University to learn to be a lady. Yet in no time she exchanged her breeches and spurs for bloomers and a basketball, and in April 1896 she made history. In a heart-pounding game against the University of California at Berkeley, Agnes led her team to victory in the first-ever intercollegiate women's basketball game, bringing national attention to women's basketball.

Rag rugs were made by women, now mostly unknown, from the remnants to hand in their daily lives. The best designs were those inspired by nothing more than the view from the maker's window, and fashioned into a rug with scraps of worn-out children's clothes or husband's breeches or old flannel petticoats.This book looks at rag rug-making throughout the last two centuries, describing the basic home-made apparatus of hooks and wooden frames, the patient, repetitive techniques employed by the rug-makers and their often astonishing results.Some designs are crude, others fastidious and fine, some colours are sombre, some bright. Subjects range from abstract geometric patterns to ships at sea to the family cat. In all cases, however, the rugs brought colour into austere and improverished homes and their manufacture occupied long winter evenings of rural isolation.

James Herriot, strapped into the cockpit of a Tiger Moth, has swapped his wellingtons and breeches for sheepskin boots and a baggy flying suit. Herriot's books form the basis of the popular BBC TV series "All Creatures Great and Small".

Reprinted from a rare original edition published by The Saalfield Publishing Company in 1937, this volume includes two 11-inch-tall dolls and 16 appealing full-color costumes: red-and-white windowpane-checked sundress, brown riding breeches, pleated orange party dress with purple bows, a smartly belted off-white sunsuit, and a pair of pink pajamas with cap sleeves, trimmed in blue. As a special added feature, black-and-white photographic insets on each costume page show Shirley wearing the original outfits copied by the artist for this collection.Complementing the lovable moppet's wardrobe are a variety of period playthings and accessories — toy horse and long-eared pooch, hats, purses, jack-in-the-box, toy soldier, and more. Shirley Temple fans will find this volume a treasure chest of rich memories; paper doll fans and children of all ages can look forward to hours of fun-filled entertainment.

In this hilarious novel, Bonfiglioli takes us back in time to an ironical maritime romp?Master and Commander by way of Monty Python. Inspired by a shotgun blast in the seat of his breeches, young Karli Van Cleef quits his native Holland to seek his fortune. He arrives in early Victorian London and soon he is turning a pretty profit. But Karli sees that true opportunity flowers in India's fields of opium poppies and the treaty ports of the China coast. So he takes a berth in an opium clipper hell-bent for the Indies. It is a journey beset with perils. Karli is confronted by the mountainous seas, high-piled plates of curry, and the ferocious penalties of the Articles of War. He survives the malice of the Boers, the hospitality of anthropophagi, and the horrors of Lancashire cooking. En route he acquires some interesting diseases, dangerous friends and enemies, a fortune, and a wife almost as good as new.