The Dangerous Classes I.The New Working Class A.Economic Transformation B.Migration C.Common Labor II.Politics A.Deference B.Universal White Male Suffrage.

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The Dangerous Classes I.The New Working Class A.Economic Transformation B.Migration C.Common Labor II.Politics A.Deference B.Universal White Male Suffrage C.Voluntary Associations D.The Law III.A Man’s World A.Gangs B.Sporting Life IV.Violence A.Political B.Riots

Economic Transformation Market Revolution From artisans to wage laborers

Immigration

Common Labor

Deference Plan for Monticello

Mass Politics

Voluntary Associations Fire companies Insurance companies Churches Charitable organizations Fraternal Societies –Masons Craft guilds Labor unions

The Law of Association

Gangs

Vice

Boxing

Political Violence

Riot

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