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J L'l. John Ilaul!.(:land, " M:lllalltjl: ' bl!-\incs: Au lulmdlH'lillil [" MllIll lksi";Il," .tf/lld I'nl"<br />
Philosophy, }' . \)'cholog}', Arfjjicial Imelfigf'llcf', cditcLl by John 11;lllgelalld (MUIlIJ',I IIIlI'1 " .<br />
vr, 19R1), p. 1.<br />
116. Martin Heidegger, Introduction 10 Metaphysics (New Haven, 1959), p. 49.<br />
J 17. For example: Hofstadter, op. cit., pp. 677, 6 96; Igor Aleksander and Picr. Il II I'ILI'I I.<br />
Reinvellling Man: The Robot Becomes Reality (New York, 1983); Raben E. Mudll'l alltl<br />
Erik 1'. Mueiler, "Would An Intelligent Computer Have A 'Right to Lifc"!" 1':llIu'l;I<br />
McCorduck, Machinc>s lliho Think (New York, 1979); Crf.ative CompuliflR (AU!-\lISI<br />
1983): Geon Simons, Are Computers Alive?: Evolution and New Life Fomu (1\IISIIIII.<br />
1984)-a very tiny sampling. A more popular example is the " Affecrionate Madlim',"<br />
special isuc of Psychology Today, December 1983.<br />
Axis Point of American Industrialism<br />
I, Samuel Rezneck, nl4sine. Depressions and Financial Panics (New York, 1968), p . 24.<br />
2, Merle Curti, Social Jdea.\' of Amfrico,n Educator..- (New York, 1935). p. 98.<br />
3, David A. Hounshell, From the American Sysre.m to Mass Pruduclion, 1800-1932 (Baltimtlll',<br />
1984), pp. 25-26.<br />
4, Thnmas C . Cor.;hran, Frontiers of Change: Early Industrialism in America (New York, I 9X I),<br />
p .53 .<br />
5. Retncck, op , dr., p. 38.<br />
6. Hounshell, op. cit, p. 43.<br />
7. Cochran, op. cit., p. 74.<br />
8. Norman Ware, The Industrial Workr, 1840-1869(New York, 1964), p. x.<br />
9. Victor S. Clark, History of Manufacturt'.s in the Un ited Stat(' .. 1607-1869(Washin!?ton,<br />
1916), p. 264.<br />
10. Edward Evcren, "Fourth of July at Lowell (1830)" in Michael Folsom and Steve D.<br />
Lu b ar, eds., The Philosophy of Manufactures: Early Debates Over Industn'Qlization in till'<br />
Unitni Stalt'.s (Cambridge, 1982), p. 292.<br />
11. Marvin fisher, Workshops in the Wilderness: The European Re.rpOflS(! to American<br />
Industriafizarion, 1830-1860(New York, 1967), p. 38.<br />
1.2. Thomas C. Cochran, Business in American Life: A History (New York, 1972), p. 38.<br />
13. For example, Brooke Hindle, "The Exhilaration of Early American Technology: An<br />
Essay," Brooke. Hindle, Technology in Early America (Chapel Hill, 1 966), p. 3.<br />
14. Merrin Roe Smith, Harpers FenyAnrwry and the New Technology (Ithaca, 1977). p. 22.<br />
15. Ibid., p. 22.<br />
16. Page Smith, The Nation Comes of Age (New York, 1981), p, 795.<br />
17. Philip Taft and Philip Ross, "American Labor Violence: Its Causes, Characler, and<br />
Outcome" H,O. Graham and T.R. Gurr, eds., The History of Violence in America (New<br />
York, 1969), p. 281.<br />
18. William Faux, "Memorable Days in America," Reuben Gold Thwailes, cd., Early JVfstem<br />
Tmvel; 1748-1846, Vol. Xl (Cleveland, 1905), p, 141.<br />
19. Ibid., (Nov. 6 and 3, 1819), pp. 227, 2 15.<br />
20. Jane Loui!>e Mesick, The English Trovdlerin America, J785-1835(New York, 1922),<br />
p. 306.<br />
21. Ibid., p. 152.<br />
22. Bruce Laurie, Working People of Philadelphia, 1800-1850(Philadelphia, 1980), p. 33.<br />
23. Daniel J. Boorstin, The Americans: The Natjonal ExperienCf'. (New York, 1965), p. 26.<br />
24. Carl Russell Fish, The Rise. of the Common Man. (New York, 1927), p. 91.<br />
Z5. Clark, op. cit., p. 401.<br />
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/11. hI!' nl.ampk. \{tlbl.: _ l\. S, \ ()(ldb r),<br />
1':1 J'.MI"NTS ()I' RFI'{ ISAI, 2X.1<br />
. V u ' "The 'American Sy!>tem' of Manu(actur," Edwin T.<br />
. ,<br />
I .aytUII, . I I., - \; ·d " Technology llmi SOCial Change in mmca<br />
n. Cochran, FrolitirTS, p . . 135.<br />
J." lIJ Habakkuk Amencall and Bntlsh Tee InO ogy<br />
, '<br />
. .<br />
. .<br />
' . , . 1967) p. 128.<br />
Labor-Saving InventiOnS (Cambridge,<br />
}.9, "The business propne or s es<br />
.<br />
the imp, L bor In Aenca (Ne oJ<br />
<br />
the Labor Movemnll In the Ul1ed Sea,le.s,<br />
.<br />
(New York, 1973), p. 54.<br />
I I . in the Nineteenth Century: The Search for<br />
.<br />
.<br />
.<br />
'<br />
h' was in large part dictated by<br />
'th wo king (or somehody else. A lat e<br />
'th 'ght not " cochran, Frontu'.r$,<br />
1 f T chnology " Layton, op, cit., p. 94.<br />
Vol York, 1960), p, 32; Philip Foner, History of<br />
v<br />
I New York 1947), p. 101.<br />
32. Foner, Ibid., p. 108; Thomas L Cochran an I I ,<br />
York, L961), p. 26.<br />
. . , .<br />
33 Gary Kulik "Pawtucket Village an t e (I<br />
.<br />
I H ·<br />
Rhode [sland," Radlca ,ISIO , I')' evu' ,<br />
34. Jonathon Prudl:!, "'The Socml. System 0<br />
1812-1840," Michael H. Fnsch and Da le<br />
Essays on L.abor, CO''I1nulli A<br />
?, " .<br />
35. PhIlip Scranton, propnetary Capita Ism e<br />
(C,mhridge, 1983), p. 79.<br />
d 'w\ram MiI1e Th(! Age of Enterpris('. (New<br />
d h St 'ke of 1824: The Origins of Class Conflict in<br />
.<br />
978 24<br />
R · No 17 (Spron 1 ), p. .<br />
'\YJ Walkuwitl., eds" Workin.g-Ciass Aml"Jica:<br />
Ea i New Eng\and Textile Mills: A Case Study,<br />
Socit'.ty (Urbana IL, 1983), p. 15.<br />
e ; a ; .xljl e · Manuf ac t ue in Philadelphw, 1 800- /885<br />
36. Meier, op . cit., p. 88. . . (H wood IL 1967) , p . 1 1 9 .<br />
37. Edward Pessen, Jacksoman Amenca ome "<br />
38. Dulles, op. cil., p. 29.<br />
39, This primary government. armory w s<br />
, <br />
situated on land belonging to Ue g g<br />
a generation it was impossible to impose proper 1n u,<br />
the surrounding IiTea." Cochran, Frontiers, p. 74.<br />
40. Merritt Roe Smith, op. cit. , p<br />
41. Herbert G. Gutman, Work, (,u lure, an<br />
19 7 6), p. 58.<br />
42. Page Smith, op. cit., p, 27<br />
43. Michael Feldberg, "The Crowd m I a e ,<br />
Tu.mult (West\ .. ood, C:1',<br />
44. Jonathon Prude, The Coming OJ n U.I na<br />
.<br />
<br />
: Washin ton's Potomac Company. "For more than<br />
. . uthorized by Congres.'" in 1798 and conveniently<br />
. d strial discipline on workers from<br />
: ;5 6 . d Society in lndusrriafizingAme.rica (New York,<br />
. Ph'l d lphia " John J. Turner, Jr., ed" Riot, ROUI, and<br />
97 3<br />
8.'l· t -llb:der: Tuwn and Factory Life in Rural<br />
225<br />
Massachusetts, 1810_J860(Cambri dge, 1 9 ),<br />
. 83 PLab . i<br />
n Colonial Boston," Labor Hi,\'wry, 45. Gary . as .<br />
B N h "The Failure of Femak hetory or<br />
No. 20 (Sp'in 1 979).<br />
46. Alexis de Tocquevilte, Democracy n Amenca!<br />
.<br />
p<br />
47. Wlilton Feel,<br />
.<br />
. . Vol 2 (New York 1966), p. 529.<br />
., 1 I "The Manufacturer s pocket Ieee, a ,<br />
Z. Penn, cds., The. New cnglan j '<br />
.<br />
48. Ouoted in Introduction, [bid., pp. XXIX-XXX .<br />
_ ,<br />
'" G ry Kulik 'Roger Parks, Theodore<br />
.<br />
h<br />
326<br />
d ' vl'/l Vill ('. 1790_1860(Cambridge, 1982), p. ).<br />
t ag "<br />
49. Ibid., p p . 3 54- 35 . " . . ' e and the American System of Manufacturing," Carroll<br />
SO. Merritt Roe Smith, !l Whltn y<br />
" A<br />
W Pursell Jr.. ed., lechnology In mmca<br />
51 Quted in Karl "Marx, Capital (New 1 ork, 190G J '<br />
52 The Complete Works of Ralph Waldo 'merson, o.<br />
.<br />
(Cambridge 1980), pp. 51-53,<br />
ti ston 1904) p. 455.<br />
7'<br />
' 66 '<br />
'" k" The Simone Weil Rf:ade.r (New York, 1 977), p. .<br />
53 "Factory ""or , ' .<br />
54. Cochran, Frontiers, p. 136.<br />
55. George W. \Vhite, Memoir of Samue arer, It' a .<br />
(New York, 1967), p. 122.<br />
151 TJ F. ther of Ame.rican Manufactures 1]836/