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1. The Afro-American family in the age of revolution
2. Afro-American kinship before and after emancipation
3. AHA - Session on the black family
4. The Americanization of the making of the English working class
5. Attitudes towards children
6. Comments on Professor Blassingame's study "The slave community: plantation life in the antebellum south"
7. The Buffalo, New York, Negro 1855-1875 : A study of the family structure of free negroes and some of its implications
8. Citizen-miners and the erosion of traditional rights. A study of the coming of Italians to the western Pennsylvania coal mines
9. Class composition and the development of the American working class
10. Class, status and the Gilded Age radical
11. Comments on papers by Brier and McLaurin
12. Culture, conflict and violence in American labor history
13. Culture, work, conflict, and discontinuity in American working-class history
14. Critique of Stanley M. Elkins
15. The end of reconstruction and the first convention of Negro newspapermen
16. Critique of E. Franklin Frazier
17. Here dwelleth the lions. A brief response to David Montgomery's "Gutman's Nineteenth-Century America. "
18. Historical consciousness in contemporary America
19. Introductory Comments: Woodrow Wilson International Center
20. Kin groups
21. Mirrors of hard distorted glass. An examination of some influential historical assumptions about Afro-American family, and the shaping of Public policies, 1861-1940
22. Natives and Immigrants... In the Antebellum South
23. Neglected but important aspects of the Post-civil War Industrial and Social structure
24. The Negro and the United Mines workers of America
25. The Negro family, household, and occupational structure, 1855-1925
26. The North American Slave Family
27. Notes on writing "A key to time on the cross". A flawed model of slave socialization meant to explain slave work habits, the slave family, and slave sexual mores
28. The pause that refreshes
29. Persistent myths about the American Negro family
30. A preliminary analysis of the household structure of NYC blacks 1905 and 1925
31. Protestantism and the American Labor Movement
32. "Sex, race and class" women's work in two nineteenth-century southern cities
33. Slave culture and slave family
34. Slaves, free workers and the social order of the urban South
35. Some comments to accompany the summary tables from a study entitled "The Negro family, household, and occupational structure, 1855-1925. "
36. Two southerners in 1879-1880 : Alexander H. Stephens and Albert R. Parsons
37. Uncles and aunts and swap-dog kin
38. Notes regarding the Vanderbilt conference
39. Miscellaneous papers-
40. Miscellaneous chapters of books
41. Research notes
42. Printed matter