The Jacksons and the Lees : : Two Generations of Massachusetts Merchants, 1765–1844. / Volume I, : The Jacksons and the Lees: Two Generations of Massachusetts Merchants, 1765–1844, Volume I.
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| Place / Publishing House: | Cambridge, MA : : Harvard University Press, , [2013] ©1937 |
| Year of Publication: | 2013 |
| Edition: | Reprint 2014 |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Harvard Studies in Business History ;
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| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (772 p.) :; 31 illustrations |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- CONTENTS
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION
- AUTHOR’S ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- GENERAL INTRODUCTION
- The Sedentary Merchant in Massachusetts 1765–1844
- I. ANCESTRY AND TRAINING
- II. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMERCE BEFORE THE REVOLUTION
- III. PRIVATEERING
- IV. THE PERIOD OF TRANSITION
- V. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TRADE WITH INDIA TO 1816
- VI. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EAST INDIA TRADE, 1816–1852
- VII. BUSINESS ASPECTS OF THE COLONIAL AND EARLY POST-REVOLUTIONARY COMMERCE OF MASSACHUSETTS
- VIII. BUSINESS ASPECTS OF THE CALCUTTA TRADE
- IX. DIVERSIFICATION AND SPECIALIZATION
- X. KINSHIP AND BUSINESS
- XI. BUSINESS ETHICS
- XII. THE BUSINESS MAN AND GOVERNMENT
- XIII. MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITIES OF THE BUSINESS MAN
- NOTES
- DOCUMENTS
- PART I. First Generation: Jonathan Jackson, 1765–87
- DIVISION I. JONATHAN JACKSON AND JACKSON & BROMFIELD NEWBURYPORT IMPORTERS OF BRITISH GOODS 1765–73
- DIVISION II. JACKSON, TRACY & TRACY, NEWBURYPORT MERCHANTS IN THE TRADE WITH SPAIN AND THE WEST INDIES AND IN REVOLUTIONARY PRIVATEERING 1774–80
- DIVISION III. JACKSON & HIGGINSON A BOSTON GENERAL MERCHANDISING CONCERN 1784–87
- PART II. First Generation: Joseph Lee, 1774–1827
- DIVISION IV. JOSEPH LEE & CO., BEVERLY MERCHANTS IN THE TRADE WITH SPAIN AND THE WEST INDIES AND IN REVOLUTIONARY PRIVATEERING 1774–77
- DIVISION V. LEE & CABOT, BEVERLY MERCHANTS IN THE POST-REVOLUTIONARY TRADE WITH SPAIN AND THE WEST INDIES 1786–91
- DIVISION VI. A GLANCE AT JOSEPH LEE, INVESTOR 1803–27
- PART III. Second Generation: Joseph Lee, Jr., and Henry Lee, 1793–1805
- DIVISION VII. JOSEPH LEE, JR., GENERAL BOSTON MERCHANT 1793–1805
- DIVISION VIII. HENRY LEE, COMMERCIAL RESIDENT IN FRANCE 1804–05
- PART IV. Second Generation: Patrick Tracy Jackson 1802–24
- DIVISION IX. PATRICK TRACY JACKSON, CALCUTTA SUPERCARGO 1802–06
- DIVISION X. PATRICK TRACY JACKSON, BOSTON EAST INDIA MERCHANT 1807–15
- DIVISION XI. A GLIMPSE OF PATRICK TRACY JACKSON, MANUFACTURER 1824