The people of the state of New York, against Charles Schweinler press, a corporation, defendant
Subtitle: A summary of "facts of knowledge" submitted on behalf of the people in support of its brief on the law
By: Charles S. Whitman, district attorney, William A. De Ford, assistant district attorney, of counsel. This brief prepared by Louis D. Brandeis, assisted by Josephine Goldmark
Contributors: Goldmark, Josephine, 1877-1950; New York (State); Charles Schweinler Press
Publisher: B.H. Tyrrel, printer
Published: 1914
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 529
Subjects: Women; Employment; Hours of labor
Notes: Cover-title.

Court of special sessions of the city of New York.

Microfilm. New York, N.Y., Columbia University Libraries, 1999. 1 microfilm reel, 35 mm.

Filmed; NEH Project (FMEST); 1999.
Table of contents: title: Part first. Legislation prohibiting the employment of women at night: I. The American legislation; II. The foreign legislation: national and international.; title: Part second. The world's experience upon which the legislation prohibiting the nightwork of women is based: I. The dangers of nightwork for women; II. Economic aspects of the prohibition of nightwork; III. Uniformity of regulation; IV. The new strain in manufacture; V. The bookbinding trade.