Charles Horne

Charles Horne in Serious Thoughts on the Miseries of Seduction and Prostitution claimed that women participating in the vanity trades (for example, dress-making) were more likely to be seduced into prostitution.

The Times (not yet using its final and best-known title) attributed the alleged rise in the number of prostitutes to the male takeover of traditionally female jobs (for example, milliner, dress-maker, stay-maker, and so on)....