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In 1816 a congressional committee reported that , of 100,000 industrial workers yearly producing $ 24,300,000 worth of goods ... In the early decades of the nineteenth century work in the New England textile industry showed few of the ...
In 1816 a congressional committee reported that , of 100,000 industrial workers yearly producing $ 24,300,000 worth of goods ... In the early decades of the nineteenth century work in the New England textile industry showed few of the ...
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Long hours , overwork , and poor working conditions came to characterize women's work in industry for almost a century . Home Industry . The development of factory work was paralleled by the spread of home industry .
Long hours , overwork , and poor working conditions came to characterize women's work in industry for almost a century . Home Industry . The development of factory work was paralleled by the spread of home industry .
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Home industry , 15-16 , 52-53 Hosmer , Harriet , 47 Howe , Julia Ward , 110 , 118 Hunt , Harriot , 45 Hutchinson , Anne , 21 , 22 Literature : Emily Dickinson , 115-117 educated woman in , 114-117 and nineteenth - century woman , 34-38 ...
Home industry , 15-16 , 52-53 Hosmer , Harriet , 47 Howe , Julia Ward , 110 , 118 Hunt , Harriot , 45 Hutchinson , Anne , 21 , 22 Literature : Emily Dickinson , 115-117 educated woman in , 114-117 and nineteenth - century woman , 34-38 ...
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INTRODUCTION 5 | 5 |
CHAPTER | 11 |
CHAPTER TWO | 20 |
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