Completed chapters are marked in this color.
Assigned chapters are marked in this color.
13 of 13 (100%) sections assigned
13 of 13 (100%) sections completed
This project has a dedicated proof-listener who will listen to all sections: msfry
| Section | Title | Reader | Notes | Listen Url | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Introduction | msfry | PL OK | ||
| 1 | Ch 1, Lowell Sixty Years Ago | msfry | PL OK | ||
| 2 | Ch 2. Child-Life in the Lowell Cotton Mills | nellysays98 | PL OK | ||
| 3 | Ch 3. The Little Mill-Girl's Alma Mater | msfry | PL OK | ||
| 4 | Ch 4. The Characteristics of the Early Factory Girls | pamlflaherty | PL OK | ||
| 5 | Ch 5. Characteristics (Continued) | LoverOfSound | PL OK | ||
| 6 | Ch 6 The Lowell Offering and its Writers | AdamStarks | PL OK | ||
| 7 | Ch 7. The Lowell Offering (Continued) | Ciufi | PL OK | ||
| 8 | Ch 8.1. Brief Biographies of some of the Writers: Harriot F. Curtis, The Currier Sisters, Eliza Jane Cate, Betsey Chamberlain, Harriet Farley | msfry | PL OK | ||
| 9 | Ch 8.2 Brief Biographies: Margaret F. Foley, Lydia .S Hall, Harriot Jane Hanson, Emmeline Larcom | msfry | PL OK | ||
| 10 | Ch 8.3 Brief Biographies: Lucy Larcom | pamlflaherty | PL OK | ||
| 11 | Ch 8.4 Brief Biographies: Sarah Shedd, Elizabeth Emerson Turner, Clementine Averill | pamlflaherty | PL OK | ||
| 12 | Ch 9. The Cotton Factory of To-day | msfry | PL OK |