Irene M. Franck Books

Examines the role in history of the occupations involved with the making of cloth and clothing including spinners, weavers, cloth finishers, tailors and dressmakers, milliners, hatters, and shoemak...

Communicators

By Irene M. Franck

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Examines the role in history of the occupations involved with communication including authors, scribes, clerks, editors, messengers, printers, journalists, and broadcasters.

Helpers and aides

By Irene M. Franck

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Explores the role throughout history of helping professions, including drivers, exterminators, firefighters, social workers, and others.

Healers

By Irene M. Franck

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Explores the role throughout history of the occupations involved with healing, including barbers, midwives, psychologists, and veterinarians.

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