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For fifteen years, Thomas Dublin's first book - Women at Work: The Transformation of Work and Community in Lowell, Massachusetts, 1826-1860 - has stood as a model of scholarship in American social and labor history. Dublin has now expanded his geographical and chronological scope, combined his meticulous and compendious research with rigorous statistical analysis, and produced a comprehensive study of working women throughout nineteenth-century New England. This work should reaffirm Dublin's standing as one of the premier practitioners of quantitative social history in the United States.
Dublin's ambitious and far-reaching investigation into the lives of literally ...