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Volume 48 - Fall 1995

Contents

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Workers and Citizenship in Europe and North America

Articles

  • Proletarians by Fiat: The Compulsory Ural Metallurgical Work Force, 1630–1861

  • Hugh D. Hudson, Jr, Bruce J. DeHart, David M. Griffiths
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    16 December 2008, pp. 94-111

  • Buried within the bowels of Russia's Ural Mountains, some sixteen hundred kilometers east of Moscow, lay huge deposits of the invaluable raw material iron. If exploitedon a large scale, they would provide the Russian state with one of the chief ingredients of an early industrial economy. A prospering iron industry, in its turn, would expand immeasurably Russia's hitherto-limited war-making capacity—no small consideration in the early eighteenth century, an age in which war-making was still deemed the major function of the ambitious ruler. Appropriately, no Russian was more alert to the potential of Ural iron than Peter I, whose reign of some thirty-five years (1689–1725) would be distinguished by only one year completely free of war.

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Reports and Correspondence

  • 1994 American Historical Association Conference

  • Andrew E. Kersten, Ibrahim Abdullah, Leslie Ann Schuster, Irwin Wall
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    16 December 2008, pp. 152-157
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  • 1994 Social Science History Association

  • Kim Geiger, Andrew Grossman, Roger Horowitz
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    16 December 2008, pp. 160-162
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  • North American Labor History Conference

  • Mary Wingerd, Michael McQuarrie, George Waldrep
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    16 December 2008, pp. 163-165
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  • Theories, Methods, and Concepts in Social and Cultural History: Report on the Social History Society Conference, York

  • Ann McCrum
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    16 December 2008, pp. 165-167
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