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Textiles and Cooperative Commerce in Colonial America: The Example of William McCormick

2000
Cord, Xenia E.
United States
From Uncoverings 2000, Volume 21 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group
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.

​When AQSG added Uncoverings articles to the Quilt Index, they omitted all the illustrations, for lack of permissions. Although the articles found in the QI (1980-2010, 2012-2016) lack illustrations, they link to quilts, essays, special collections, and documentation projects across the Quilt Index, introducing them to a wider audience. The permission issues have since been resolved and in 2024, AQSG completed adding all the Uncoverings volumes from 1980-2023 to the Digital Commons@University of Nebraska-Lincoln. They are completely searchable and include all the illustrations. You can find, Uncoverings 2000, Volume 21, at this link, https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/aqsg-uncoverings/40/.

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