Are YOU in this ? Bibliography

Nov 16, 2021 · 5 min read · Bibliography ·

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Primary Sources

Berks and Oxon Advertiser

Denton and Haughton Examiner

Leeds Times

The Mansfield Reporter

Sheffield Weekly Telegraph

Reports

1911 Census of England and Wales, General Report with Appendices, Table1, Table 3.

Office for National Statistics; 2020 Birth Summary Tables, England and Wales, Table 1.

Office for National Statistics, 'Child and infant mortality in England and Wales: 2022'

Office for National Statistics; National Records of Scotland; Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (2017): 2011 Census aggregate data. UK Data Service (Edition: February 2017)

Report of the Medical Officer of Health to the Gloucester Urban Sanitary Authority for 1889 presented to the Sanitary committee of that body at the Meeting held on 21^st^ March 1890, John Bellows, Gloucester

UK Health Security Agency, Tuberculosis in England 2021 Report (London: UH Health Security Agency)

Books

Morten, H. The Midwives Pocket Book (London: The Scientific Press, 1897)

Memoirs

Dayus, K. Her People: The Moving Story of a Working-Class Birmingham Childhood (London: Virago Press, 1982)

Secondary Sources

Books

Galley, C. Infant Mortality in England, 1538-2000 (York: York Minster Press, 2023)

Hodgkinson,P. Glum Heroes: Hardship, Fear and Death -- Resilience and Coping in the British Army on the Western Front 1914-1918 (Solihull: Helion Press, 2016)

Kane, P. Victorian Families in Fact and Fiction (New York: St Martin's Press, 1997[1995])

Marwick,A. The Deluge: British Society and the First World War (London: Norton library 1965)

Meacham, S. A Life Apart: The English Working Class 1890-1914 (London: Thames and Hudson, 1977)

Sibley, D. The British Working Class and Enthusiasm for War, 1914-1916. (London: Frank Cass, 2005)

Walvin, J. A Childs World: A Social History of English Childhood 1800-1914 (London: Penguin Books, 1982)

Winter, J. The Great War and the British People (London: Macmillan, 1987[1986])

Woods, R. The Demography of Victorian England and Wales (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000)

Chapter in Book

Bergin, J.A. 'Birth and Death in Nineteenth-century Dublin's Lying-in Hospitals' in Farrell (ed.), She said She was in the Family Way (London: University of London Press: Institute of Historical Research, 2012)

Braybon, G. 'Winners or Losers: Women's Role in the War Story', in G. Braybon (ed.) Evidence, History and the Great War: Historians and the impact of 1914-1918 (New York: Berghahn Books, 2003).

Articles

Arneil, G.C. 'Nutritional rickets in children in Glasgow', Proceedings of the Nutrition Society. Cambridge University Press, 34(2) (1975)

Atkinson, P. 'Patterns of Infant Mortality in rural England and Wales, 1850-1910',

Francis, B. Economic History Review

Gregory, I

& Porter, C.

Badger, F.J. 'Illuminating Nineteenth Century English Urban Midwifery: The Register of a Coventry Midwife', Women's History Review 23(5) (2014)

Beir, L.M. 'Expertise and Control: Childbearing in Three Twentieth-Century Working-Class Lancashire Communities', Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 78(2) (2004)

Engineer, A. 'The Society of Medical Officers of Health: It's History and its Archive', Medical History, (45) (2001),

Bosanquet, A. 'Sarah Stone: The Enlightenment Midwife', The Practising Midwife, 12(9) (2009)

Burström, B. 'The Dialectics of Childhood Diarrhoea Mortality', International Journal of Health & Öberg, L. Services, 36(3) (2006)

Dunhill, M.S. 'Commentary: William Budd on cholera, International Journal of Epidemiology', 42(6) (2013)

Fox, S. & M. Brazier 'The Regulation of Midwives in England, c.1500-102', Medical Law International, 20(4) (2020)

Chamberlain, G. 'British Maternal Mortality in the 19^th^ and Early 20^th^ Centuries', Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 99(11) (2006)

Galley, C. 'Infant mortality in England, 1538-2000: Stability and the Beginnings of Change, 1837-1910*, Local Population studies, 103 (2019)

Loudon, I. 'Deaths in Childbed from the Eighteenth Century to 1935', Medical History, 30(1) (1986)

Loudon, I. 'Maternal mortality in the past and its relevance to developing countries today', American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 72(1) (2000)

Millward, R 'Infant Mortality in Victorian Britain: The Mother as Medium',

& Bell, F. The Economic History Review, 54(4) (2001), p.705.

Muir, A.J. 'Midwifery and Maternity Care for Single Mothers in Eighteenth-Century Wales', Social History of Medicine, 33(2)

Pooley, S. 'Parenthood, Child-rearing and fertility in England, 1850,1914', The history of the Family, 18(1) (2013)

Sharpe, P. 'Explaining the short stature of the poor: chronic childhood disease and growth in nineteenth century England', The Economic History Review, 65(4) (2012)

Widdicome, J.H. 'A Brief History of Bronchitis in England and Wales', Journal of the COPD Foundation, 7(4) (2020)

Williams, D.I. 'The Obstetric Society of 1825', Medical History, (42) (2) (2013)

Woods, R. 'The Causes of Rapid Infant Mortality Decline in England and Wales,

& Paterson, P.A. 1861-1921 Part 1', Population Studies, Vol 42(3) (1989)

Woods, R. 'The Causes of Rapid Infant Mortality Decline in England and Wales,

& Paterson, P.A. 1861-1921 Part 2', Population Studies, Vol 43(1) (1989)

Theses

Betts, H. J. 'A Biographical Investigation of the Nightingale School for Midwives (Ph d, University of Southampton, 2002)

Macdonald, E. 'A Slave to the Home: Female Labour and Mortality in the Rhondda; 1881-1911 (Student Dissertation for the Open University module A329 The Making of Welsh History, 2019)

Margaret Davies, L. 'The Conquest of Infant Mortality: the case of Hemsworth, 1871-1911', (PhD, Open University, 2007)

Snook, L.J. 'Women in Rhonda Society, c,1870-1839' (PhD, Swansea University, 2002)

Stephenson, C. 'The Voluntary Maternity Hospital: A Social History of Provincial Institutions, with special reference to maternal mortality, 1860-1930' (Ph D, University of Warwick, 1993)