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List of Tables x
List of Maps xi
Introduction 1
Manchester, Leeds, and Sheffield in the Later Georgian Age 11
Women's Work and Urban Development 39
The 'Public' Face of Female Enterprise 72
Family Firms, Partnerships, and Independent Traders 105
Family, Property, and Power 134
Conclusion 167
Appendix 175
Index 187
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