Brothels and Prostitution in Early 18th Century
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Title
Brothels and Prostitution in Early 18th Century
Subject
Female Prostitution
Description
The driving force for the rise in prositution in the late 17th and early 18th century was poverty. Most of the prostitutes in the early 18th century England were second generation irish immigrants, whose families had not been successful in finding a solid home. Young prostitutes mother’s were also prostitutes, while most of their husbands were thieves. Often times, these prostitutes were exposed to the never ending cycle of sex, servantship, and violence.
Creator
Unknown
Source
http://rictornorton.co.uk/though13.htm
Publisher
Rictor Norton
Date
Early 18th Century
Contributor
Christine Chang
Format
JPEG
Type
Female Prostitution
Coverage
17th and 18th Century Female Prostitution
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Original Format
painting
Physical Dimensions
500x678
Citation
Unknown, “Brothels and Prostitution in Early 18th Century,” Enlightenmens, accessed March 25, 2023, http://enlightenmens.lmc.gatech.edu/items/show/77.