Becoming New York: The Five Points Neighborhood
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From Tanning to Tea: The Evolution of a Neighborhood
págs. 6-15
Prices That Suit the Times: Shopping For Ceramics at the Five Points
págs. 16-30
Prostitutes, a Rabbi, and a Carpenter-Dinner at the Five Points in the 1830s: 2181
C. Milne, Pamela Crabtree
págs. 31-48
Good for What Ails You: Medicinal Use at Five Points
Michael C. Bonasera, Leslie Raymer
págs. 49-64
"Material Culture": Conservation and Analysis of Textiles Recovered from Five Points
Gary S. Mcgowan, Cheryl J. Laroche
págs. 65-75
"By Virtue of Reason and Nature": Competition and Economic Strategy in the Needletrades at New York's Five Points, 1855-1880
Heather J. Griggs
págs. 76-88
"Suckers, Soap-Locks, Irishmen and Plug-Uglies": Block 160, Municipal Politics and Local Control
Reginald H. Pitts
págs. 89-102
Negotiating Patriotism at the Five Points: Clay Tobacco Pipes and Patriotic Imagery Among Trade Unionists and Nativists in a Nineteenth-Century New York Neighborhood
Paul E. Reckner
págs. 103-114
The Rhetoric of Reform: The Five Points Missions and the Cult of Domesticity
Robert Fitts
págs. 115-132
Afterword: Becoming New York : The Five Points Neighborhood
Diana Di Zerega Wall
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