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Coercion, Contract, and Free Labor in the Nineteenth Century
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Robert J. Steinfeld
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July 06 2010
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Cambridge University Press
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9780521773607
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9780521774000
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9780511549564
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July 06 2010
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February 05 2001
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10.1017/CBO9780511549564
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Introduction: Free Wage Labor in the History of the West
pp. 29
“Free” Contract Labor in the United States: An Anti-essentialist View of Labor Types I
pp. 39
“Unfree” Wage Labor in Nineteenth-Century England: An Anti-essentialist View of Labor Types II
pp. 85
Explaining the Legal Content of English Wage Labor
pp. 102
Struggles over the Rules: The Common Law Courts, Parliament, the People, and the Master and Servant Acts
pp. 167
Struggles under the Rules: Strategic Behavior and Historical Change in Legal Context
pp. 192
Struggles to Change the Rules
pp. 234
Freedom of Contract and Freedom of Person
pp. 253
“Involuntary Servitude” in American Fundamental Law
pp. 290
Labor Contract Enforcement in the American North
pp. 315
Conclusion
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