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Michael Shamiyeh,DOM Research Laboratoryax allowed Peter Stevens to settle on lands and to establish a ferry that crossed the Potomac River. Stevens’s appearance is part of a larger migration to the lower Shenandoah valley and western territory by German, Quaker, and Scotch-Irish from southeastern Pennsylvania and the tidewater region see

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Why Managers and Companies Take Risks that faced the new nation, and the development of Harpers Ferry was significantly influenced by this debate. The majority of American citizens believed that society should remain agrarian, since agriculture was perceived to be the only true and legitimate source of wealth. America was seen as a pur

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-7908-1696-5aft production to wage laborers in a production line creating interchangeable parts came with great difficulty at the armory; as a result, it was not fully implemented until the 1840s. While it appears that some armorers accepted their fate in return for wages, others felt that their livelihood was

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-7908-1696-5growing industrialization, however, there were increased pressures to conform to the new economic system. Industrialization encouraged punctuality and moral behavior. Family members who were not directly involved in arms production or the domestic activities of the household were encouraged to join

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,“Under a Malign Influence”,to live—as a means of survival. On the other hand, the increasing number of factory jobs was also seen by others as a threat to workers’ autonomy and craft pride. Workers’ resistance to their loss of control over their means of production took many forms.

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