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Men, women, and work, class, gender, and protest in the New England shoe industry, 1780-1910, Mary H. Blewett

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Men, women, and work, class, gender, and protest in the New England shoe industry, 1780-1910, Mary H. Blewett

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 425-429) and index

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Men, women, and work

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

22748360

Responsibility statement

Mary H. Blewett

Series statement

The Working class in American history

Sub title

class, gender, and protest in the New England shoe industry, 1780-1910

Table Of Contents

Origins of the sexual division of labor, 1750-1810 -- The rise of early labor protest, 1810-37 -- The social relations of production in the rural outwork system, 1837-45 -- Women and the artisan tradition -- The early factory system and the New England shoe strike of 1860 -- Crispin protest in the post-Civil War shoe factory -- Hard times and equal rights, 1873-80 -- New England shoeworkers and the Knights of Labor -- Militancy and disintegration, 1892-1910 -- The accounts of Charles Fisher, 1837, and William Peabody, 1835 -- The U.S. census of population: Lynn, Haverhill, and Marblehead, 1860 ; Lynn, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910

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