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Preface | ||
Introduction: The Experience of Early American Technology | 1 | |
Technology in Early America: A View from the 1990s | 16 | |
The Exhilaration of Early American Technology: An Essay | 40 | |
Lost, Hidden, Obstructed, and Repressed: Contraceptive and Abortive Technology in the Early Delaware Valley | 68 | |
"Publick Service" versus "Mans Properties": Dock Creek and the Origins of Urban Technology in Eighteenth-Century Philadelphia | 114 | |
Inconsiderable Progress: Commercial Brewing in Philadelphia before 1840 | 148 | |
Laying Foods By: Gender, Dietary Decisions, and the Technology of Food Preservation in New England Households, 1750-1850 | 164 | |
Roads Most Traveled: Turnpikes in Southeastern Pennsylvania in the Early Republic | 197 | |
Custom and Consequence: Early Nineteenth-Century Origins of the Environmental and Social Costs of Mining Anthracite | 240 | |
A Patent Transformation: Woodworking Mechanization in Philadelphia, 1830-1856 | 278 | |
"So Much Depends upon a Red Wheelbarrow": Agricultural Tool Ownership in the Eighteenth-Century Mid-Atlantic | 328 | |
Books on Early American Technology, 1966-1991 | 358 | |
Appendix: Brooke Hindle's pre-1966 Bibliography | 431 | |
Index | 461 | |
Notes on the Contributors | 481 |
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