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  1. Cover
  2. Series Page
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright
  5. Dedication
  6. Epigraph
  7. Foreword
  8. Acknowledgments
  9. Contents
  10. Tables and Maps
  11. Chronology
  12. I. Intentions
  13. II. Making Factories Without Walls
  14. III. In the Fields
  15. IV. The Human Harvest
  16. V. Capitalists and Patriarchs
  17. VI. In the Factory
  18. VII. The Other Workplace
  19. VIII. Beyond the Fragments
  20. Appendix
  21. Notes
  22. Index

Tables and Maps

TABLES

1. Age and Tenure Status for Heads of Rural Households in Durham, Person, and Granville Counties, 1880–1900

2. Tenure Status by Race of Household Head in Rural Durham, Person, and Granville Counties, 1880–1900

3. Tobacco Yields per Acre for Farmers by Race and Tenure Status, 1880–1900

4. Percentage of Farmers Owning Their Farms and Average Farm Size for Durham, Person, and Granville Counties, 1880–1930

5. Births per 1,000 Married Women, 15–44 Years of Age, by Race and Tenure Status for Five Rural Areas in North Carolina, 1915–1934

6. Tenure Status of Rural Households and Percentage of Employed Women in Such Households in Durham, Granville, and Person Counties, 1880–1900

7. Employed Women Aged 15 and Over by Race and Sex of Household Head and by Race of Women Employed, in Rural Durham, Person, Granville, and Wake Counties, 1880–1924

8. Percentage of Those Leaving Home Who Migrated to Urban Areas, by Race and Sex of Migrant

9. Sex Ratios for Durham by Race, 1890–1930

10. Percentages of Female-Headed Households in Rural, Urban, and Suburban Durham Areas, 1880–1900

11. Relationships of Women and Girls Aged 14 and Older to Household Heads in Durham, 1880–1900

12. Origins of Durham Tobacco Workers, 1935

13. Composition of Durham Tobacco Manufacturing Workforce, 1890–1917

14. Division of Labor between Black and White Female Tobacco Workers in Durham, 1900

15. Specific Occupations of Tobacco Workers by Race, Sex, and Skill, 1935

16. Gender and Age Division of Labor in North Carolina Textiles, 1907

17. Percentages of Females Employed in Durham, 1880–1930

18. Characteristics of Employed Females in Durham and Suburbs, 1900

19. Golden Belt Manufacturing Company Wages, 1904

20. Marital and Age Status of the Female Workforce in North Carolina Tobacco, Hosiery, and Textile Industries, 1920–1940

21. Status of Female Tobacco Workers in Durham Factories, 1935

22. Percentages of Women and Children in the Industrial Labor Force in Durham, 1880–1938

23. Percentage of Women Employed Having Children under Five Years of Age for Durham and Industrial Suburbs, 1880–1900

24. Number of Children under Five Years of Age per Woman of Childbearing Age in Durham, 1880–1940

25. Durham Households Keeping Boarders by Race of Household, 1880–1930

26. Distribution of Women’s Employment in Durham and Industrial Suburbs, 1900

27. Background of Durham Industrial Workers Interviewed, 1900–1950

MAPS

1. North Carolina Counties Surrounding Durham

2. Migration to Durham from Counties in North Carolina, 1880–1900

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