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Cover, Contents, List of Illustrations, Acknowledgements, Introduction: Early American Artisanry: Why Gender Matters
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Part I: Chapter 1, Clothing and Consumers in Rural New England, 1760-1810
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Part I: Chapter 2, Needle Trades in New England, 1760-1810
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Part II: Chapter 3, Needlework of the Rural Gentry: The World of Elizabeth Porter Phelps
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Part II: Chapter 4, Family, Community, and Informal Work in the Needle Trades: The Worlds of Easter Fairchild Newton and Tryphena Newton Cooke
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Part II: Chapter 5, Family, Artisanry, and Craft Tradition: The Worlds of Tabitha Clark Smith and Rebecca Dickinson
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Part II: Chapter 6, Gender, Artisanry and Craft Tradition: The World of Catherine Phelps Parsons
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Part III, Chapter 7: Women's Artisanal Work in the Changing New England Marketplace
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Part III, Conclusion: The Romance of Old Clothes
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Abbreviations, Notes, and Index
description- – Abbreviations, Notes, and Index to Marth R. Miller's, The Needle's Eye: Women and Work in the Age of Revolution
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