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"The Race Is to the Swift: The 1886 National Typesetting Championship," Chicago History, Summer (Vol. XXVIII, No 1) 1999, pp. 44-53. | |||||
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"A Showdown of 'Swifts': Women Compositors, Dime Museums, and the Boston Typesetting Races of 1886," New England Quarterly, December (Vol. LXXI, No 4) 1998, pp. 615-628. |
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"Strategies of Shopfloor Inclusion: The Gender Politics of Augusta Lewis and Women's Typographical Union No. 1, 1868-1872," Printing History, 35 (Vol. XVIII, No 1) 1997, pp. 13-25. |
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"From the Shopfloor to the Show: Joseph W. McCann, Typesetting Races, and Expressive Work in Nineteenth-Century America," Journal of Popular Culture, Fall (32.2) 1998, pp. 87-101. | |||||
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"A Time of Giants: Speed Composition in Nineteenth-Century America," Printing History, 28 (Vol. XIV, No 2) 1993, pp. 14-21. |
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