London, Bank Of England And Royal Exchange 1908
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In the late 19th century a commentator pointed out that 'the stranger will be particularly struck with the absence of women from the moving crowd in Cheapside, and indeed generally in the City'. This was to change very soon: young women would soon be taking over the office desks as typing-pools were establised - the first typewriter appeared in the 1880s.
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