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List of maps and figures; Preface;
Part I. Pathways to Textile Industrialization:
1. Introduction: the matrix of accumulation;
2. The textile manufacture in corporate Lowell and rural Rockdale;
3. The proprietary alternative at Philadelphia;
Part II. 'On Their Own Account': The Proprietary Textile Trades at Philadelphia:
4. The Philadelphia textile manufacture in the early republic;
5. Interim decades, 1830-1850;
6. Proprietary textiles at midcentury: Kensington;
7. Proprietary textiles at midcentury: Germantown and Manayunk;
8. The sixties: war and prosperity;
9. Flexibility and specialization: Philadelphia as the 'paradise of the skilled workman', 1870-1885;
10. Continuity and crisis: the early 1880s;
11. Conclusion: separate establishments; Index.
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