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ECONOMIC AND
BUSINESS HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Annual Awards, 2004
THE CHARLES J.
KENNEDY AWARD,
established in honor of the founder of
the Economic and
Business Historical Society, is given annually to the
author or authors of
the best article published in that year’s issue of
Essays in Economic
and Business History.
The 2004 award was presented in
Anaheim, California,
to Antonio Calabria of the University of Texas at
San Antonio for “The
Cost of a Man’s Life in Sixteenth-Century Naples:
Galley Rowers on the
Early Modern Mediterranean.”
THE JAMES SOLTOW
AWARD,
established in honor of the founder and fi rst
editor of Essays
in Economic and Business History, is given for the best
article in that
year’s issue of Essays written by an author or authors who
have not previously
published in Essays. The 2004 award was presented
in Anaheim,
California, to Janice Trafl et of Columbia University for
“Spreading the Ideal
of Mass Share-Ownership: Public Relations and
the NYSE.”
Essays in Economic and Business
History
Refereed Papers
Twenty-Ninth
Annual Meeting
Economic and
Business Historical Society
April 22, 23,
and 24, 2004
Anaheim, California
Volume XXIII, 2005
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EDITOR
David O. Whitten, Auburn University
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Erik
Benson, Ouachita Baptist University
Stephanie
O. Crofton, High Point University
Thomas R.
Winpenny, Elizabethtown College
D E S I G N E D I T O
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Kelly V.
Bryant, Auburn University
MANUSCRIPT EDITOR
Bessie E.
Whitten, Ehrenberg Press
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REFEREES
Jürgen Backhaus,
Erfurt
University, Germany
T.
Randolph Beard, Auburn University
Jayne
Bisman, Charles Sturt
University, Australia
D. Gene
Pace, Claflin
University
John
Paul Rossi,
Pennsylvania State University–Erie
Malcolm
Russell, Union College
Sven N.
Thommesen, Auburn University
Raymond
B. Vickers, Florida
State University
Leland
B. Yeager, Auburn University
E D I T
O R S , E M E R I T U S
James H.
Soltow, 1976–83 (volumes 1 and 2)
Edwin J.
Perkins, 1984–93 (volumes 3–12)
William
R. Childs, 1994–98 (volumes 13–17)
Michael
V. Namorato, 1999–2003 (volumes 18–22)
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Published by
the Economic and Business Historical Society and the
Department
of Economics, Auburn UniversitY
Copyright ©
2005 Economic and Business Historical Society
All rights
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without written permission from the publisher.
ISSN 0896-226X
Library of
Congress Catalog Card Number 79-91616
HC12.E27
Printed in the
U.S.A. by Walker Printing Company, Montgomery,
Alabama
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
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1 |
The
Bubonic Plague of 1349, the Wage-to-Rent Ratio, and the English
Peasant Family,
Stephanie O. Crofton, High Point University |
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Evolution of Accounting Since Luca Paciolo,
Jerome J. DeRidder, Salisbury
University |
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20 |
Market
Orientation and the Multifactor Productivity of Cherokee Indian
Farmers Before Removal,
Matthew T. Gregg, Grinnell
College |
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“One
Percent Inspiration and 99 Percent Tracing Paper”: The
Pan-Electric Scandal and the Making of a Circuit Court Judge,
April–November 1886,Harvey
Gresham Hudspeth, Mississippi
Valley State University |
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A Glass
Half Full: Capitalist Ethics in the Novels of Will Payne,
Scott Dalrymaple, Hartwick
College |
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Reframing the Skilled Worker: The Psychological and
Institutional Origins of the German Skills Machine,
David Meskill, Harvard University |
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From
Satire to Selling: Stan Freberg’s Venture into Advertising,
Michael Landry,
Northeastern State University, and Richard Stone, Shippensburg
University |
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“A
Persistent Exception to Textbook Economics”: A Historical
Overview of International Airlines,
Erik Benson, Ouachita Baptist
University |
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American
Business and Normalization of US-China Commercial Relations,
1979–1980, Kailai Huang, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts |
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More
Than a Labor Dispute: The PATCO Strike of 1981,
Paul L. Butterworth, Embry-Riddle
Aeronautical University; James T. Schultz, Embry-Riddle
Aeronautical University; and Marian C. Schultz, University of
West Florida |
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Corpse
Abuse and the Body-Parts Market,
David O. Whitten, Auburn University |
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