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Introduction: Toward a History of American Manhood Community to Individual: The Transformation of Manhood at the Turn of the Nineteenth Century Boy Culture Male Youth Culture Youth and Male Intimacy The Development of Mens Attitudes toward Women Love, Sex, and Courtship Marriage Work and Identity The Male Culture of the Workplace Passionate Manhood: A Changing Standard of Masculinity Roots of Change: The Women Without and the Woman Within Epilogue: Manhood in the Twentieth Century
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