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Constructing Brotherhood
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS v
  3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS vii
  4. INTRODUCTION. Fraternalism as a Social Form 3
  5. PART ONE: EUROPEAN DEFINITIONS
  6. 1. The Fraternal Model 21
  7. 2. The Craftsman as Hero 53
  8. PART TWO: AMERICAN TRANSFORMATIONS
  9. 3. Was the Lodge a Working-Class Institution? 87
  10. 4. Fraternal Orders in Nineteenth-Century America 111
  11. 5. Social Fraternalism and the Artisanal Ideal 145
  12. 6. The Rise of the Women's Auxiliary 178
  13. 7. The Business of Brotherhood 211
  14. CONCLUSION 243
  15. INDEX 265
https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400860500.21

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS v
  3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS vii
  4. INTRODUCTION. Fraternalism as a Social Form 3
  5. PART ONE: EUROPEAN DEFINITIONS
  6. 1. The Fraternal Model 21
  7. 2. The Craftsman as Hero 53
  8. PART TWO: AMERICAN TRANSFORMATIONS
  9. 3. Was the Lodge a Working-Class Institution? 87
  10. 4. Fraternal Orders in Nineteenth-Century America 111
  11. 5. Social Fraternalism and the Artisanal Ideal 145
  12. 6. The Rise of the Women's Auxiliary 178
  13. 7. The Business of Brotherhood 211
  14. CONCLUSION 243
  15. INDEX 265
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