An archaeology of manners : the polite world of the merchant elite in colonial Massachusetts

Lorinda B. R. Goodwin

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Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies Colonialism, slavery, and trade Cultural History and Identity Formation

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1. Introduction: The Polite World of the Merchant Elite of Colonial Massachusetts 2. History, Archaeology and the Ideal World of Manners 3. The Merchant Community in Massachussetts and England 4. Material Expressions of Mannerly Behavior 5. Manners and Women's Roles in Merchant Society 6. Conclusion: An Archaeology of Mannners. References. Index

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