| Title | Comments | Author | Category |
| Flunkeys and Scullions: Life Below Stairs in Georgian England | This is a fabulously detailed and entertaining read.Pamela Sharpe is an expert on domestic staff in grand houses and leaves virtually no stone unturned in this book.It answers many questions releant to the servants in Jane Austen's novles, and provides a wealth of information in a very enjoyable manner. | Pamela Horn | Servants
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| The Complete Servant | This book illustrates how households developed a more rigid structure of servants duties/positons during the early to mid years of the 19th century,and which reached its rigid zenith in teh late Vicorian/Edwardian years. | Samuel and Sarah Adams | Servants
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| The Domestic Servant Class in Eighteenth Century England | Fabulously detailed resource. Covers the whole of the 18th century,but fascinating reading. | J. Jean Hecht | Servants
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