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INDEX Abolitionists, 213 African Americans, 7, 35, 64, 208-243; and African identity, 232; and Amer-ican Revolution, 7, 208, 213; in busi-ness, 228, 234; and end of slavery, 209, 230, 238, 241; as laborers, q, 116, 204, 218, 219, 220, 251; and politics, 238, 239; and republicanism, 232, 238, 241, 243; and segregation, 218, 232, 235; and social time, q8, 220,225, 227; and suffrage, 211, 140. See also Chimney sweeps African Church, 64 African Grove Theater, 212, 217 African Mutual Instruction Society, 237 Akens, Catherine, 274 Alien and sedition acts, 119, 155 Allen, Stephen, 27-33, 122-128; ambi-tion, 31, 123; and American Revolu-tion, 30, 32; apprenticeship, 27; career in business, 122, 124, clothing, 30, 31; education, 30; as journeyman, 33; during post-war re-cession, 123; work habits, 126 Allen Street, 192 Almshouse, 82, 249 American Citizen, 116, 137, 155 American Revolution, 1, 3, 27, 70, 32, 52; attack on patriarchy, 62; and cartmen, 146, 157; compared to Isra-elites, 163; and women, 8, 246 American Seamen's Friend Society, 172, 193 Anderson, Alexander, 33-44, 244; and Fourth of July celebration, 40-41; portrait, 42; self-portrait, 37· See also individual figures Anderson, James, 71 Apprentices Library, 51 Apprentices, 6, 24-61; decline in skills of, 25, 57, 61; and indentures, 24, 45; and Jeffersonianism, 57; and limits of ambition, 46, s6; and mas-ters, 57, 61; and organizations to pre-serve tradition, 26, so-s6; replace journeyman printers, 99; rowdy be-havior of, 15, 25-26; runaways, 6o, 61; work for salary, 6o. See also Al-len, Stephen; Anderson, Alexander; "Old Apprentice, An" Apprentices' Library' 5 I-s6 Arcularius, Philip, 1 17 Arden, Mr., 125 Artisan republicanism, 2-3; and appren-ticeships, 52, s8; exemplified in butchers' toasts, 15 7; and rational
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INDEX Abolitionists, 213 African Americans, 7, 35, 64, 208-243; and African identity, 232; and Amer-ican Revolution, 7, 208, 213; in busi-ness, 228, 234; and end of slavery, 209, 230, 238, 241; as laborers, q, 116, 204, 218, 219, 220, 251; and politics, 238, 239; and republicanism, 232, 238, 241, 243; and segregation, 218, 232, 235; and social time, q8, 220,225, 227; and suffrage, 211, 140. See also Chimney sweeps African Church, 64 African Grove Theater, 212, 217 African Mutual Instruction Society, 237 Akens, Catherine, 274 Alien and sedition acts, 119, 155 Allen, Stephen, 27-33, 122-128; ambi-tion, 31, 123; and American Revolu-tion, 30, 32; apprenticeship, 27; career in business, 122, 124, clothing, 30, 31; education, 30; as journeyman, 33; during post-war re-cession, 123; work habits, 126 Allen Street, 192 Almshouse, 82, 249 American Citizen, 116, 137, 155 American Revolution, 1, 3, 27, 70, 32, 52; attack on patriarchy, 62; and cartmen, 146, 157; compared to Isra-elites, 163; and women, 8, 246 American Seamen's Friend Society, 172, 193 Anderson, Alexander, 33-44, 244; and Fourth of July celebration, 40-41; portrait, 42; self-portrait, 37· See also individual figures Anderson, James, 71 Apprentices Library, 51 Apprentices, 6, 24-61; decline in skills of, 25, 57, 61; and indentures, 24, 45; and Jeffersonianism, 57; and limits of ambition, 46, s6; and mas-ters, 57, 61; and organizations to pre-serve tradition, 26, so-s6; replace journeyman printers, 99; rowdy be-havior of, 15, 25-26; runaways, 6o, 61; work for salary, 6o. See also Al-len, Stephen; Anderson, Alexander; "Old Apprentice, An" Apprentices' Library' 5 I-s6 Arcularius, Philip, 1 17 Arden, Mr., 125 Artisan republicanism, 2-3; and appren-ticeships, 52, s8; exemplified in butchers' toasts, 15 7; and rational
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS vii
  3. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS xii
  4. PREFACE xv
  5. A NOTE ON ABBREVIATIONS AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xix
  6. INTRODUCTION 1
  7. 1. APPRENTICES AND YouTHS: Freedom, Ambition, and Tradition 24
  8. 2. JOURNEYMEN The Quest for Respectability 66
  9. 3. MASTER CRAFTSMEN: Competence, Independence, and Leadership 121
  10. 4. WATERFRONT WORKERS: Afloat and Ashore 170
  11. 5. AFRICAN AMERICANS: Extending the Bounds of Republicanism 208
  12. 6. WOMEN: In and Beyond the Household 244
  13. INDEX 281
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS vii
  3. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS xii
  4. PREFACE xv
  5. A NOTE ON ABBREVIATIONS AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xix
  6. INTRODUCTION 1
  7. 1. APPRENTICES AND YouTHS: Freedom, Ambition, and Tradition 24
  8. 2. JOURNEYMEN The Quest for Respectability 66
  9. 3. MASTER CRAFTSMEN: Competence, Independence, and Leadership 121
  10. 4. WATERFRONT WORKERS: Afloat and Ashore 170
  11. 5. AFRICAN AMERICANS: Extending the Bounds of Republicanism 208
  12. 6. WOMEN: In and Beyond the Household 244
  13. INDEX 281
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