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Counting on Customers: John Campbel
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I am grateful for
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LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1: Page 41 a
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Figure 1: Page 41 and 42, January 1
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cloth with the customer such as thr
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Although not supported by documenta
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comparing him to other nineteenth-c
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Figure: 3 - John Campbell’s loom
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surviving in North America (Figure
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Campbell had a second loom, similar
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woven textiles such as Susan Rabbit
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The most important contribution to
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oriented as Campbell, their product
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population and male ‘domestic ind
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early research efforts because of t
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literature about Scottish handloom
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contributing factors that fostered
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skills. 22 In the nineteenth centur
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enter the burgeoning weaving factor
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thinking as he prepared to emigrate
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Figure 6 - John Campbell’s carpet
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The extent of Campbell’s prosperi
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to decrease the demand for handloom
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the 1850 New York State census. The
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Figure 2: Map of Komoka, showing th
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ase. 97 Another motivation might ha
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indicated that Campbell did have a
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Conclusion John Campbell was one of
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Hugh McRae, Merchant and Postmaster
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old threads, the thread is sleyed t
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grouping the cloth according to pro
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Evidence from Material Culture The
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Campbell’s output informing the h
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and son could have been involved. 4
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hired minimally skilled weavers. 49
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his situation in Komoka with his fa
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acquire it from a skilled tradesman
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handloom and mill weaving into the
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use of ‘tradesman weaver’ or
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James Auterson from Biddulph Townsh
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28 entries, showing the abundance a
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Although Maitland and Auterson, lik
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perhaps a reason for these less ski
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which these cards were produced or
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width loom. 117 Comparing Campbell
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charge for this service. 127 If Cam
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finished and Howell wrote that he w
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production, he produced a greater q
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decorative top covering of a bed, b
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thicker weight of wool thus speedin
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modularly. Because there are so few
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following years, although becoming
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weaving manual writer, devoted an e
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CHAPTER FOUR CAMPBELL’S CUSTOMERS
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cloth or meeting the textile needs
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tasks previously the responsibility
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The entries with complete informati
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from Kilworth, Delaware Township. I
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and/or connections that residents o
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collective order from Adelaide Town
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consumers were born between 1806 an
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Case Studies In this section, I exa
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time and potential problems onto a
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that I have seen are in very good c
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more specifically, the Hughes’ wo
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pounds of wool and wove 15 yards of
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I calculated that a coverlet would
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purchasing multiple carpet coverlet
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from artisan-tradesmen in early-nin
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nine individuals, I proved that som
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that made the value in this mode of
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Household Production Every handloom
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Cotton often came in skeins in sing
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cents per yard and carpet coverlets
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increased production of the higher
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stage that was dependent on the pre
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Primary Sources BIBLIOGRAPHY Census
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Armstrong, Mary, 1819-1881, Jackson
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The London City and Middlesex Count
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- Page 161 and 162: Keep Me Warm One Night: Early Handw
- Page 163 and 164: Ham, James M. Operation of the John
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