INDEX

African Americans

"Bearer"

Bill for Gin Repairs

The Brush

Calculating A Textile System

Calculating Energy Use

Catharine Greene

A Class Debate

Comparative Labor Systems

The Cotton Gin

Cylinder

Thomas Dublin

Eli Whitney

An Experiment

Factory Rules

Fixing a Gin

A Game

Gauging the Waters

Historical Documents

Hopper Board

Industrial Life

Inventing the Cotton Gin

Invention and Patents

Math and History at Your Desk

The Nashua River Beyond The State Line

The North

Plantation Rules/Factory Rules

A Play About Water Power

Pollution of the Merrimac

Pollution of the Nashua

Powering Your Home

The Problem of Pollution

Propriety of Legislation

The Ribs

The Sargeant's Trench Trial

Saw Blades

A Scholarly Article with Questions

Sewage Clarification at Walpole

The South

Southern Planters

Stream Flow Measurement

Student Essay

A Videotape and Class Discussion

Water Power

What Can We Learn From Machines?

What's In A Factory?

Why A Factory?

Why A Plantation?

Women, Work, and Protest


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