Cities, Industry, and a New "America"
- Another Irony
- Flashback--The Jeffersonian Vision
- An Agrarian Republic
- Idealizing the Small Farmer
- The Danger of Europeanization
- Inequality
- Cities
- Industrialization
- An Aristocracy of Finance--"Stock-Jobbers"
- Achieving the Ideal--Westward Expansion
- Accessible Land
- Rural Prosperity
- Inhibited Industrialization
- Unintended Consequences
- Urbanization
- Industrialization
- An Aristocracy of Finance
- Why the Disjuncture? The Commercial Republic
- "Independence" vs. "Success"
- The Lust for Private Gain
- A Market Culture
- Speculation--"Grow Up With the Country"
- Boosterism and City-Building
- Municipal Improvement
- Attracting Institutions
- Improving Trading Links--The Transportation Revolution
- A National Market
- Urban Specialization
- Mass Production and Distribution--The Rise of the Factory
- Characteristics
- The Prototype--New England Textiles
- Labor--A Republican Proletariat?
- Working Women--The Lowell Mill Girls
- Immigration