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List of figures and maps; List of abbreviations; Preface; Introduction;
Part I. A World Without Entrepreneurs, 1750-1815:
1. Commerce as conflict;
2. The design of the spinning jenny;
3. New terms and old practices;
Part II. Uses of the Market Idea, 1816-1851:
4. The first crisis of management;
5. Spinners on guard;
6. Visions of subsistence;
7. A search for identity;
Part III. Unquestioned Assumptions, 1852-1904:
8. The clock time of the Second Empire;
9. The moral sense of farce;
10. Little insurrections; Conclusion; Notes; Bibliographical note; Index.
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