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Frontmatter --Contents --Tables --Preface --Introduction: Leaving England --1. Agrarian Myths of English Immigrants --2. British Immigrants in the Old Northwest, 1815-1860 --3. Who Were the English and Scots Emigrants to the United States in the Late Nineteenth Century? --4. Emigration from the British Isles to the United States of America in 1831 --5. Depression Emigrants: Who Went Where from the British Isles in 1841? --6. Was the American West a Safety Valve for Lancashire? --7. Englishwomen in America in the Nineteenth Century: Expectations and Reality --Index

4. MARRIAGES, PEERAGES AND WILLSCHAPTER III CAREERS OF THE STEEL MANUFACTURERS; I. EARLY EXPERIENCE; 2. EXPERIENCE IN INDUSTRY; 3. EXPERIENCE IN THE FIRM; 4. EXPERIENCE IN INDUSTRY AND IN FIRM OF PROFESSIONAL MEN; 5. AGE AND LENGTH OF SERVICE; CHAPTER IV SOCIAL ORIGINS OF THE NOTTINGHAM HOSIERS; I. THE HOSIERY INDUSTRY ON THE EVE OF THE FACTORY; (a) The middlemen; (b) The merchant hosiers; 2. FATHERS OF FACTORY HOSIERS; (a) The first generation; (b) The hosiers in a period of adversity; (c) The hosiers since the First World War; 3. PLAGE OF BIRTH; 4. EDUCATION; 5. MARRIAGES