Essays in economic and business history: the journal of the economic and business historical society

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  Año 2006, Número 24

  • Wives, windows, and singlewomen:orking women at London's eighteenth-century fairs

    Anne Wohlcke

    págs. 1-16

    

  • The cost of credibility:the company of general farms and fiscal stagnation in eighteenth-century france

    Noel D. Johson

    págs. 16-29

    

  • Slavery and civil law in the antebellun south- two case studies

    Harvey Gresham Hudspeth

    págs. 29-34

    

  • The silent partner: Mary Mehagan Hill and the Great Northern Railway

    Christiane Diehl Taylor

    págs. 34-48

    

  • Judson Churchill Welliver, Wordsmith

    Donald Gene Pace, Greg A Phelps

    págs. 48-56

    

  • A reconsideration of the reenue act of 1932

    David A. Zalewski

    págs. 56-69

    

  • Reversal of fortune:the Rockefellers and the decline of business suport for prohibition

    Ranjit S. Dighe

    págs. 69-89

    

  • Lessons in crisis mismanagement from the 1929 crash

    Janice M Traflet

    págs. 89-102

    

  • From the lewis and clark expedition to IBM, dell, and southwest airlines:teaching history and leadership to business students

    Jeffrey J. Matthews

    págs. 102-120

    

  • New evidence on race discrimination under "separate but equal"

    Bradley A. Hansen, Mary Eschelbach Hansen

    págs. 120-133

    

  • A brave new world of burials:the business of idiosyncratic body disposal in the twenty - first century

    David O. Whitten

    págs. 133-148