... work, while the routine work was performed by a shifting group of low-paid, easily replaced workers who could be hired and fired as pressure of work demanded- (Jordan 12). As Elizabeth Roberts notes in her study Women's Work, 1840-1940, "In 1914 about 20 per cent of clerical workers were women. Between 1861 and 1911 the number of male clerks had ... a different class from his crew, a solitary among uncultured companions. [ ] At his public school they said of him that he bled yellow. In dress he apes the dandiacal associated with Charles II- (108). The identification of Captain Hook as a...

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