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S6. White, qUOh.:d ill Kulik, ("/ Ill., up. ,-il., p . . 1.'1 1 .
57. Hex Bums, .'UCCl'.\',I' ill Amalea- 'I'll,' )'j, {
(Amherst 1976) p 91 AI: . W'II'
" , . . so I lum A S 11 n _
1800-1840(Harrisburg, 1 955)' 50' " I
Was beginning to be felt [by the 1830 J b [
58. From 'f'h N. ' I L b
e aflOna a orer, April 23 1836
59. Arthur H. Calhoun, A Social HislO ) if th F. I
V Matthew, Rufus Choate. (Philalclhra
(Oil/till 11,"((111 (/I/(/ fill' l"rI/lsf/iul U,-".Hflll.1II
' · u IV[J, 1f /ndWJ'l'-illl lY()rkl''' l!l "1'1111,1-1'11" 11111"
,p. . ... 1 i3l ovcrpowt::nnu sense ( f d I '
60 Habakkuk, op CIt, pp. 54·55; Carolyn W,;re Th: irt
6
(Boston, 1931), p. 8, Barbara M Tucker ':Thc
Factory Manager The Case of Samuel Siater "
pp 310-31 1. John F Kas.'mn C I h
'
h ' I cl-',ral ;'11(111 whwh
s y arge masses of working people. "
e
J
;;;)Y' V;' 11 (Cleveland, 19I5), r II'), I. ,III
'
Y New England COllon Manu}f/( 1'lIr
erchant, Ihe Manufacturer, .md Ihl
UYlneSj HI story RevIew (Autumn JI),,,! J),
' 1))[ /.Zing t e Machine (New Y k 1976)
1. QUOled In Peter N Carroll and David W N bI Th
York, 1977), p 153
62. Kuli. et al., "F c[ol)' Rules and Regulations (1843)," 0 .
63. Mentt Roc SmIth, op. cit., pp. 65, 271.
64. Kulik, et al., "TOWil Clock (J828) " op 'l 265
65 Leu . ' . , . CI ., p. ) .
or , , p 102.
. 0 e, e Free and the Unfree (New
rp cit., p. 463.
. Mar, Th('; Mac/nne. In the Garden (New York 1964) 248
66. Page SmIth op cil p 821 Se T
(Cambride i982) fr a Ne: E
h
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( e new framework. Paralleling the h 'gh d '
lion with punctuality, measure'ment
" p. .
amala'
K. Haraven, Fmnily Time and Industrial Time
I d
ng an caSe study of the "tim' " f 11
.
109 0 a i1spects of lift: in
eJ [ene tJme-
. , onSCJou sncss was "a pre-occupa_
.
English traveller, Thomi1 s Hamilto . a;ar;;Jlon, a c cord mg to an .early 183 0s
Spread Of Nunzeracy in Earfy America (Chicl'lgo 118 o
67. Clark, op. cil., p. 540.
68. Prude, Coming, p. 47.
69. Cochran and Miller, op. cit., p. 19.
henl Calculating People: Th
' , p. .
70. Uflt Y Steve Dunwell, The Run afthe. Mill (Boston 1978) p 15
71. U?t Y Roland Berthoff, An Unse.uled Pt'.o le 'S
Hmary (New York, 1971), p. 167.
72. James Michael Cudd The Chico . M, .r.
1974), p. 10.
73. Prude, Coming, p. 138.
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5
. /0 , . .
'P .. Oc/a rder and Dtsorder mAmt'.rican
.
, . . 1'te anuJacumng Company, 1823-1915, (Wilmington,
74. Alex lnkeles and David H. S mIt . h , B ecoming Modern (Cambridge, 1974).
75. enchran, Frontir.rs, p. 77.
76. Fisher, op . cit., p. 33.
77 . Cochran, Frontir.rs, p. 123.
78. Peler Dobkin Hall TI. 0
p. 89.
79. Page Smith, op. cit., p. 114.
.
' U ! rganlzallon of Amen'can Culture, 1700-1900(New York, 1982),
80. David Grimsted, "Rioting in Its Jacksonian Seni "
No. 2 (April 1972), p. 370.
81. Ibid., pp. 371-374.
82. Paula Raker, "The Domeslication of Po!" · . W
.
. .
ng, Amencan Htstory RcvU!w, Vol. 77,
ltl
178
0- 1820,"
o e
American Hist orical '1
and
m n Amenean Political
Review
Society, 8
Smith, op. cit., p. 13.
83. Gary Lawson Browne Baltimore in (I N ' 1
84. John Mayfield, Thl' Nw Natio l 1, 1818;; e :;::6: 9
85. Quoted by Pesscn, op. cit., p. 50.
86. Curti, op. Cil., p. 51.
87. Marvin Meyers Th J 1. - •
' o. 9, No. 3 (June 1984), pp. 625-626; Page
.
' .
(Chapel Hill, 1980), p. 97.
' 82), p. 99.
" e aClW"oman Pe.rsuasion (Stanford, 1957), pp. 12-13.
.
H:-!. Sydlley N:IIl\:IIIS, lJimid Wrl)sla and Ja.cksonian DI:mocracy (Baltimore, 1973), p. 48.
"N. I\:tn T;lTIill, nil' Jack!o·ollja.n }:(xmomy (New York, 1969), p. 18.
')0. (harlcs A. Lowery, James Barbour, A Je fersonian Republicall (University, AL, 1984),
pp. 217-218.
q 1. 'J1i('. Diary of Philip Hone., 1828·]851 (New York, 1851), p. 142.
n. Pish, op. cit., p. 54.
In Glyndon Van Deusen, The Jackson Era, 1828-1848(New York, 1959), pp. 66-67.
94. Rray Hammond, Banh ami Poiitics in America from the Revolution to the Civil War
(Princeton, 1957), p. 238.
95. Howard Zinn, A People's History of the Unitr.n States (New York, 1980), p. 59.
96. Paul A. Gilje, "The Baltimore Riots of 1812 and the Breakdown of the Anglo-American
Mob Tradition," Journal of Socjal History, Vol. 13, No. 4 (Summer 1980).
97. James B. Agnew. £gg Nag Riot: The Christmas Mutiny at West Point (San Rafael, 1979),
p. ix.
98. John J. Duffy and H. Nicholas Muller, HI, All Anxious Drmocracy: Aspect" of the 1830 ...
(Westport, cr, 1982), p. 4.
99. Sean Wilentz, "Artisan Republican Festivals and the Rise of Class Conflict in New York
City, 1788-1837," Frisch and Walkowitz, op. cit., p. 54.
100. Theodore M. Hammen, '"'Two Mobs of Jacksonian Boston: Ideology and Interest,"
Journal of American llistory, Vol. LXn, NO. 4 (March 1976), p. 867.
101. Pae Smith, op. cil., p. 746.
102. Gilje, op. cit., p. S64.
103. Paul Owen Weinbaurn, Mobs and fHmagogues: 11le Respons to CoJiutive Vioienet'. in
New York City in the Early Ninr.teenth Century (Ann Arbor, 1977), p. iv.
104. Michael Chl'lvalier, Socie.ty, Manners, and Politics in the United Stales (Garden City, NY,
1961), p. 371[[
105. Michael Kaminen, People of Paradox (New York, 1973), p. 253.
106. Lee Benson, The Concept of Jacksonian Democracy (Princeton, 1970), pp. 151-152.
107. Walter Hugins, Jachollian Democracy and rhe Working Class (Stanford, 1960), pp. 45-46.
108. W.J. Rorabaugh, The Alcoholic Republic (New York, 1979), p. 25.
109. Jan R. Tyrell, Sobering Up: From Temperance to Prohibition in Anrebellum Amp-rica,
1800-1860(Westport, cr, 1979), p. 107.
110. Richard a Brown, Mooemizalioll: The Tr01uformarion aI Amr.rican Life, 7600-7865(New
York, 1976), p. 155.
Ill. Foster Rhea Dulles, America Learns To Play: A History of Recreation (New York, 1965),
p. 90.
112. Rurahaugh, op. cjt., p. 169.
113. Bruce Laurie, "Nothing on Compulsion," Milton Cantor, ed., American Working Class
Culture (Westport, LI, 1979), p. 106.
114. Tyrell, op. cit., p. 127.
115. Rorabl'lugh, op. cit., p. 15.
116. Rorabaugh, op. cit., p. 8.
117. Joseph R. Gusfield, "Temperance, Status ContrOl, and Mobility," David Brion Davis,
ed., Ante-Bellum Refoml (New York, 1967), p. 126.
118. Rorabaugh, op. Cil., p. 187.
119. This generalizalion does not mean to imply an eay or complete end of the issue.
Concerning the severity and persistence of this phenomenon see .led Dannenbaum's
smdy of nineteenth century Cincinnati, Drink and Disorder (Urbana, 1984).
]20. Ronald G. Waters, American Reformr.rs, 1815-1869(New York, 1978) p. 209.
121. Michael B. Katz, Michael J. Doucet, and Mark J. Stern, The. Social Organization of Early
Industrial Capitalism (Cambridge, W82), p. 349.