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Examines how the industrial revolution affected the lives and work of artisans in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The author seeks to correct the historical assumption that the rise of the factory system brought nothing but misery and hardship by showing how Lancaster weathered the challenge successfully.
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Thomas R. Winpenny is Professor of History at Elizabethtown College, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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A useful addition to the continuing refinement and redefinition of the Industrial Revolution.>>>> (Polly Anne Earl Pennsylvania History)
...heavily documented. Winpenny consulted all the major primary sources available to him.>>>> (Pennsylvania History)
...heavily documented. Winpenny consulted all the major primary sources available to him. (Pennsylvania History)
A useful addition to the continuing refinement and redefinition of the Industrial Revolution. (Polly Anne Earl Pennsylvania History)
...heavily documented. Winpenny consulted all the major primary sources available to him.>>>> (Pennsylvania History)
...heavily documented. Winpenny consulted all the major primary sources available to him. (Pennsylvania History)
A useful addition to the continuing refinement and redefinition of the Industrial Revolution. (Polly Anne Earl Pennsylvania History)
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- PublisherUniversity Press Of America
- Publication date1990
- ISBN 10 0819178764
- ISBN 13 9780819178763
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages134
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ISBN 13: 9780819178763
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