The Gentleman's Daughter (88 page)

and public life
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,
(ii)

and religious practice
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and sea bathing
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social networks
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,
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and sport
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Whitaker, Eliza (née Horrocks)

and child care
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,
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and housekeeping
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marriage
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,
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,
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,
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,
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and pregnancy and childbirth
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,
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,
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and public life
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,
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,
(iii)

and schooling
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and servants
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social networks
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,
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Whitaker, Thomas
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white lead
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Whitehead, Mary
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,
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widows

and fashion
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and material culture
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status
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,
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Wiglesworth, Barbara
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,
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,
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Wiglesworth, Elizabeth
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,
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Wiglesworth family
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,
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Wiglesworth, Henry
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Wiglesworth, James
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,
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Wilberforce, William
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Wilkes, John
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Wilkes, Wetenhall
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Wilkinson family
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wills
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,
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Wilmer, Anne
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,
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Wilson, Adrian
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Wilson, Ellen
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Wilson, James
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,
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Wilson, Martha
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Wilson, Matthew
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Wilson, R. G.
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,
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Witton, John
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Witton, Mary
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Wollstonecraft, Mary
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,
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women

behaviour
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see also
covetousness; frivolousness; idleness; obedience; propriety; prudence; sauciness; virtues; visiting

and the body
see
childbirth; illness; infertility; menstruation; pregnancy

freedoms and constraints
see
chaperonage; law, and legal status; mobility; modesty; property rights; violence

life-cycle
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,
(ii)

see also
age; childbirth; courtship; marriage; pregnancy

and petitioning
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and power
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see also
authority; courtship; expertise, female; heiresses; patriarchy; politics; tears; tyranny

recreation
see
assemblies; conversation; entertainment; sport

and responsibility
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,
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,
(iii)
,
(iv)

roles
see
chaperonage; consumerism; daughters; girls; hostesses; housekeeper; motherhood; nurses

roles
see
public figures; widows

see also
authority, female; charity; chastity; dignity; duty; elegance; fortitude; modesty; propriety; submissiveness

Woodeforde, Parson, and servants
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,
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Woodward, George
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,
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wool

household manufacture
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manufacturers
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,
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,
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woollen drapers
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Wootton, John
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John Warde and his Family
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work

female
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,
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male
see
officeholding

managerial
see
estate management; household

worsted manufacturers
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,
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,
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Wotton, Henry
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Wright, Mrs A.
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Wrightson, Keith
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Wycoller Hall
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York

assembly rooms
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,
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,
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,
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and female clubs
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and public life
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,
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season
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,
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and shopping
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and trials
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