Labor in a New Land: Economy and Society in Seventeenth-Century Springfield - Princeton Legacy Library 714 by Stephen Innes Details
Stephen Inis examines the relationship between work, land and society in Springfield, Massachusetts in the 17th century. Using analytical concepts derived from anthropology - dependence, mediation, and client - the…
Stephen Inis examines the relationship between work, land and society in Springfield, Massachusetts in the 17th century. Using analytical concepts derived from anthropology - dependence, mediation, and client - the city appears to have been a highly developed development society, contrasting sharply with the quiet collective models that now form our image of New England.
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