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List of Illustrations ix
An Introduction to the History of Debt 1
Chapter One: Making Credit Modern: The Origins of the Debt Infrastructure in the 1920s 10
Chapter Two: Debt and Recovery: New Deal Housing Policy and the Making of National Mortgage Markets 45
Chapter Three: How Commercial Bankers Discovered Consumer Credit: The Federal Housing Administration and Personal Loan Departments, 1934-1938 73
Chapter Four: War and Credit: Government Regulation and Changing Credit Practices 98
Chapter Five: Postwar Consumer Credit: Borrowing for Prosperity 132
Chapter Six: Legitimating the Credit Infrastructure: Race, Gender, and Credit Access 173
Chapter Seven: Securing Debt in an Insecure World: Credit Cards and Capital Markets 220
Epilogue: Debt as Choice, Debt as Structure 281
Acknowledgments 289
Abbreviations 291
Notes 293
References 363
Index 365
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