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The Struggle For The Breeches: Gender And The Making Of The British Working Class (Studies On The History Of Society And Culture,New LaFarge And Enough FactsLinking The Personal And The Political, Anna Clark Depicts The Making Of The Working Class In Britain As A 'Struggle For The Breeches.' The Late Eighteenth And Early Nineteenth Centuries Witnessed Significant Changes In Notions Of Masculinity And Femininity, The Sexual Division Of Labor, And Sexual Mores, Changes That Were Intimately Intertwined With Class Politics. By Integrating Gender Into The Analysis Of Class Formation, Clark Transforms The