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  1. Cover
  2. Series Page
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright
  5. Contents
  6. Introduction
  7. I: Needlework as Art, Craft, and Livelihood before 1900
    1. 1. “If I Didn’t Have My Sewing Machine . . .”: Women and Sewing-Machine Technology
    2. 2. “A Paradise of Fashion”: A. T. Stewart’s Department Store, 1862–1875
  8. II: The Great Uprisings: 1900–1920
    1. 3. The Great Uprising in Rochester
    2. 4. The Uprising in Chicago: The Men’s Garment Workers Strike, 1910–1911
    3. 5. The Great Uprising in Cleveland: When Sisterhood Failed
    4. 6. The Uprising of the 20,000: The Making of a Labor Legend
  9. III: Inside and Outside the Unions: 1920–1980
    1. 7. Dorothy Jacobs Bellanca: Women Clothing Workers and the Runaway Shops
    2. 8. Women at Farah: An Unfinished Story
    3. 9. A Stitch in Our Time: New York’s Hispanic Garment Workers in the 1980s
  10. Index

A NEEDLE, A BOBBIN, A STRIKE:

Women Needleworkers in America

Edited by

Joan M. Jensen and Sue Davidson

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Temple University Press
Philadelphia

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