This pioneering work addresses one of the most pressing social issues of the late 19th century: the welfare of working-class women. Drawing on her extensive experience working with young women in London, Flora Lucy Freeman offers practical advice and guidance for those interested in establishing clubs and classes for working girls. This book is a fascinating historical artifact as well as a valuable resource for those interested in social reform.

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