NOTE: (4L) = watchmen, guards, porters, messengers, Post Office letter carriers, janitors; (1H) = clerks, Post Office sorters, ware-housemen, collectors, tax surveyors, solicitors clergymen, surgeons, medical officers, architects, engineers; (2H) = shipwrights; (3H) = fitters, turners, iron-moulders; (4H) = bricklayers, masons, carpenters, plasterers; (6H) = compositors. SOURCE: From Williamson, 1982b, Appendix Table 4. TABLE 18 Trends in Nominal Full-Time Earnings for Six Labor Groups, Compared with Three Previous Series, 1755-1851 (1851 = 100) -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 Phelps Bowley's Tucker's Farm farm Middle building Labor London All blue White All laborers laborers group laborers aristocracy artisans collar collar workers
NOTE: (4L) = watchmen, guards, porters, messengers, Post Office letter carriers, janitors; (1H) = clerks, Post Office sorters, ware-housemen, collectors, tax surveyors, solicitors clergymen, surgeons, medical officers, architects, engineers; (2H) = shipwrights; (3H) = fitters, turners, iron-moulders; (4H) = bricklayers, masons, carpenters, plasterers; (6H) = compositors. SOURCE: From Williamson, 1982b, Appendix Table 4. TABLE 18 Trends in Nominal Full-Time Earnings for Six Labor Groups, Compared with Three Previous Series, 1755-1851 (1851 = 100) -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 Farm laborers Bowley's farm laborers Middle group Phelps building laborers Labor aristocracy Tucker's London artisans All blue collar White collar All workers
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