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Textiles and Cooperative Commerce in Colonial America: The Example of William McCormick
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From Uncoverings 2000, Volume 21 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group
2000
By: Cord, Xenia E.
Xenia E. Cord has degrees in history and English and in folklore and American studies. She is a lecturer in folklore at Indiana University. She owns Legacy Quilts, an antique quilts brokerage, and partners with Annette Baker to produce Quilt America, an annual event in Indianapolis since 1990. Xenia considers herself a "closet quiltmaker," while her efforts as quilt historian/research/writer have appeared regularly in quilt publications.
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Contents and Preface
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An "Old-Fashioned Quilting" in 1910
Horton, Laurel
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Creating a New Tradition: Quilting in ...
Herda, Phyllis S.
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Better Choose Me: Addictions to Tobacc...
Abrahams, Ethel Ewert; Pannabecker, Rachel K.
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Hubert Ver Mehren and Home Art Studios...
Miller, Susan Price
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Petting the Fabric: Medium and the Cre...
Gabbert, Lisa
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Quilts and Their Stories: Revealing a ...
MacDowell, Marsha
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Authors and Editor and Index
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