Business History Review

1926 - 2024

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Volume 27, issue 4, 1953

Labor Relations in the Saginaw Valley Lumber Industry, 1865–1885 pp. 193-221

Anita Shafer Goodstein

New Facets on the Financing and Marketing of Early Printed Books pp. 222-230

Florence Edler de Roover

A German Eighteenth-Century Iron Works During its First Hundred Years: Notes Contributing to the Unwritten History of European Aristocratic Business Leadership—III pp. 231-259

Fritz Redlich

Business Manuscripts in Baker Library pp. 260-263

Robert W. Lovett

Volume 27, issue 3, 1953

Expansion, Reversion, and Revolution in the Southern Sugar Industry: 1850–1910 pp. 129-140

J. Carlyle Sitterson

A German Eighteenth-Century Iron Works During its First Hundred Years: Notes Contributing to the Unwritten History of European Aristocratic Business Leadership—II pp. 141-157

Fritz Redlich

An English Merchant House in China After 1842 pp. 158-189

S. G. Checkland

Volume 27, issue 2, 1953

A German Eighteenth-Century Iron Works during its First Hundred Years: Notes Contributing to the Unwritten History of European Aristocratic Business Leadership pp. 69-96

Fritz Redlich

Financing Illinois Industry, 1830–1890 pp. 97-111

Donald L. Kemmerer

Company-Sponsored Welfare Plans in the Anthracite Industry before 1900 pp. 112-120

Ray Ginger

Storekeeping in a Maine Seacoast Town: Records of the W. G. Sargent Company pp. 121-123

Robert W. Lovett

Volume 27, issue 1, 1953

Lord Plender: A Vignette of an Accountant and his Times, 1861–1948 pp. 1-25

Mary E. Murphy

The Administrative and Policy Problems of the J. B. Watkins Land Mortgage Company, 1873–1894 pp. 26-59

Allan G. Bogue

Investment Banking Since 1900: an Unexplored Field in American Financial History pp. 60-65

Thomas R. Navin

Volume 26, issue S1, 1952

The Beginnings and Development of German Business History pp. 1-82

Anonymous

Volume 26, issue 4, 1952

Colonel William C. Greene and the Cananea Copper Bubble pp. 179-198

Marvin D. Bernstein

Hersey, Staples and Company, 1854 – 1860: Eastern Managers and Capital in Frontier Business1 pp. 199-213

Lucile M. Kane

The Shelby Iron Works Collection in the University of Alabama Library pp. 214-217

James F. Doster

The Beverly Cotton Manufactory: or Some New Light on an Early Cotton Mill pp. 218-242

Robert W. Lovett

Volume 26, issue 3, 1952

Business and the Fear of Materialism pp. 107-121

Stanley S. Miller

The Office of President in the American Textile Industry pp. 122-134

Frances W. Gregory

Financing the Welland Canal: an Episode in the History of the St. Lawrence Waterway pp. 135-164

Hugh G. J. Aitken

The Role of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in the Early Development of Alabama Coal and Iron pp. 165-174

Jean E. Keith

Volume 26, issue 2, 1952

Origins of the Corporate Executive pp. 55-72

Cyril O'Donnell

The Williams Brothers, Merchants and Shippers, 1825–1850 pp. 73-94

Anita Shafer

An Eighteenth-Century German Guide for Investors pp. 95-104

Fritz Redlich

Volume 26, issue 1, 1952

The Mercantile House of McKinney & Williams, Underwriters of the Texas Revolution pp. 1-18

Joe B. Frantz

Labor in the Early New England Carpet Industry pp. 19-26

Nancy P. Norton

Werner Sombart's Contribution to Business History pp. 27-49

Vincent P. Carosso

Volume 25, issue 4, 1951

The Early Business History of Four Massachusetts Railroads — IV pp. 207-229

Charles J. Kennedy

The Executive Mind: The Role Of Railroad Leaders, 1845-1890 pp. 230-241

Thomas C. Cochran

The First Chartered Bank West of the Mississippi: Banco Nacional de Texas pp. 242-256

Carlos E. Castañeda

A Mid-Victorian Employer on Factory Management pp. 257-260

G. A. Petch

Volume 25, issue 3, 1951

Robert Owen As A Businessman pp. 127-148

Peter Gorb

Iron Manufacturing in Southern Utah in The Early 1880's: The Iron Manufacturing Company of Utah pp. 149-168

Leonard J. Arrington

Shoemaking In The Post-Revolutionary Period: The Business Records of Three Cordwainers of Reading, Massachusetts pp. 169-187

John Philip Hall

The Early Business History of Four Massachusetts Railroads—III pp. 188-203

Charles J. Kennedy

Volume 25, issue 2, 1951

Technology and Promotion: The Typewriter pp. 77-83

Richard N. Current

The Early Business History of Four Massachusetts Railroads—II pp. 84-98

Charles J. Kennedy

Squire Rantoul and His Drug Store, 1796-1824 pp. 99-114

Robert W. Lovett

A Colonial Bankrupt: Ebenezer Hancock, 1714-1819 pp. 115-124

W. T. Baxter

Volume 25, issue 1, 1951

Management and Innovations: The Winchester Repeating Arms Company, A Case Study pp. 1-14

Harold F. Williamson

Innovation and Management Policies — The Textile Machinery Industry: Influence of the Market on Management pp. 15-30

Thomas R. Navin

Origins of An Early English Rubber Manufactory pp. 31-51

W. Woodruff

The Early Business History of Four Massachusetts Railroads pp. 52-72

Charles J. Kennedy

Volume 24, issue 4, 1950

The W. L. Douglas Shoe Company: Background of a Recent Merger pp. 159-183

Charles W. Chatfield

Sources of Credit for a Frontier Lumber Company: The Daniel Shaw Lumber Company as a Type Study pp. 184-195

A. R. Reynolds

Business Philosophy pp. 196-209

Robert E. Moore

Publisher and Advertiser Extraordinary: The E. C. Allen Collection pp. 210-215

Robert W. Lovett

Charles Ilfeld and Mercantile Capitalism in the Arid Southwest pp. 216-217

William J. Parish

Volume 24, issue 3, 1950

Problems and Challenges in Business History Research with Special Reference to Entrepreneurial History pp. 113-119

Thomas C. Cochran

Problems and Challenges in Business History Research with Special Reference to the History of Business Administration and Operation pp. 120-135

Henrietta M. Larson

Problems and Challenges in Teaching Business History in a School of Commerce pp. 136-139

Herman E. Krooss

Problems and Challenges in Teaching Business History to College and University Freshmen pp. 140-145

Charles J. Kennedy

Problems and Challenges in Teaching Business History in Professional Education for Business pp. 146-156

John G. B. Hutchins

Meeting of the Council of the Business Historical Society pp. 157-157

Anonymous

Volume 24, issue 2, 1950

The Cole Brothers Pump and Lightning Rod Company pp. 53-64

Robert W. Lovett

The Memoir of a Nottingham Lace Merchant William Cripps, 1798–1884 pp. 65-109

J. D. Chambers

A New Book on Anglo-American Trade and Finance: A Review - Ralph W. Hidy, The House of Baring in American Trade and Finance: English Merchant Bankers at Work, 1768–1861, Harvard Studies in Business History XIV, Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1949; pp. xxiv, 631; $7.50 pp. 110-112

Charles C. Abbott

Volume 24, issue 1, 1950

Past, Present, and Future of the Business Historical Society pp. 1-12

N. S. B. Gras

Land Title Difficulties in Mexico: A Memorandum Written in 1926 pp. 13-22

Wm. M. Ferris

The Annual Report as a Public Relations Tool in Three Industries pp. 23-42

Joe B. Frantz

Research in Public Accountancy pp. 43-50

Mary E. Murphy

General Meeting of the Members of the Business Historical Society, Inc pp. 51-51

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