Lecky, W.H., 89.

Leroy-Beaulieu, Paul, 165, 167, 251.

Levasseur, E., 161.

Lille, cave-dwellers in, 168.

“London, Bitter Cry of Outcast,” 9, 196;
  poverty, 9, 10.

Louis le Jeune, 46.

Louis, Saint, “Institutions” of, 46.

Louisiana, women workers in, 110.

Louisville, Ky., weekly wage in, 139.

Love, law of, ends conflict, 274.

Lowell factory-girl, 93.

Lowell, Josephine Shaw, 267.

Luther, 44.

Lynn, Mass., shoe-making industry of, 99.

Machinery, effects on woman’s labor, 252.

Maine, Sir Henry, 42.

Maine, women employed in, 110;
  in shoe-making, 99;
  labor bureau, 123;
  average wages, 139.

Manual training, in California, 122.
  (See also education.)

Marriage, 27, 38.

Married women in factories, 91, 118.

Massachusetts, Bureau of Labor reports, 99, 101, 111;
  census of women workers in, 110, 116;
  average wages in, 139.

Match-making dangers, 221.

Mazzini on freedom, 273.

Men oppose admission of women to trades, 20.

Men’s furnishing-goods, women employed in, 108.

Michigan, women workers in, 110.

Millinery, women employed in, 108;
  readily organized trade, 254.

Mines, women in, 174.

Minnesota, women employed in, 110;
  labor bureau, 122;
  average wage, 141.

Mississippi, working-women in, 110.

Missouri, women workers in, 110.

Mobility of labor, 17.

Modern processes involve risk, 115.

Montana, working-women in, 110.

Mundella, Arthur, on arbitration, 268.

Nebraska, working-women in, 110.

Needle, resource of unskilled woman laborers, 22.

Nevada, women workers in, 110.

Newark, average wage in, 139.

New England, shoe operatives in, 100.

New Hampshire, women in shoe-making industry in, 99;
  total women workers, 110.

New Jersey, factory evils in, 94;
  women workers employed, 110;
  average wage, 141.

New Mexico, working-women in, 110.

New Orleans, average wages in, 139.

New York, Labor Bureau reports, 94, 119;
  factory evils, 94;
  total women workers in State, 110;
  average wage in, 141.

New York City, average wage in, 139;
  percentage of women
  workers in, 109;
  “Tribune” stirs in sewing-women’s behalf, 119.

North Carolina, total women employed in, 110.

Nott, Mrs., 66.

Nottingham lace manufacture, 268.

Offices, intelligence, 247.

Ohio, women employed in, 110.

Oregon, working-women in, 110.

Organization among women, in France, 166;
  in cities, 206;
  in England, 253, 255.