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The Growth of a Nation |
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America in 1800 by Henry Adam
The eating habits, fighting and industriousness of Americans at the openning of the new century.
From: History of the United States of American during the First Administration
of Thomas Jefferson.
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Beginnings of Industrialism by Joseph and Frances Gies
Eli Whitney, the cotton gin, and interchangeable parts in manufacturing, as a case study of America's technology.
From: The Ingenious Yankees. Crowell, NY, NY. (1976) |
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The New Industrial Order by Jonathan Prude
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The Lords and the Mill Girls Maury Klein
American History Illustrated, October/November 1981
The first planned industrial communmity in America, Lowell, Mass. became a model of the "paternalistic factory system," employing. . .
From: Stephen B. Oates, Portrait of AMERICA , Seventh Edition, Houghton Mifflin Company, New York, 1999. |
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Andrew Jackson: Good, Evil and the Presidency
New PBS web site on the life of Andrew Jackson, 2007.
The Jacksonian Revolution
From The World and I, Washington Times Corporaton, 1988. |
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Trail of Tears |
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New England Reformers by Ralph Waldo Emerson
A Lecture read before the Society in Amory Hall, on Sunday, 3 March, 1844
from ESSAYS: Second Series (1844)
Breaking New Ground,1800-18 4 8 by Michael Goldberg
from NO SMALL COURAGE, A History of Women in the United States, edited by Nancy F. Cott. Oxford University Press,
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