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.53.Oxford English Dictionary.54.Anzilotti, In the Affairs of the World, 4-8; Glover argues that we must un-derstand the importance of  horizontal ties between siblings and kin that theyexerted a profound influence over one another and that they created a sense ofbelonging and identity within the family group.She also argues that  this deter-mination to use kin to secure status and power meant that the elite in SouthCarolina had a lot in common with merchant families in Boston. Glover, All OurRelations, ix-x, xiv.210 Notes to Chapter 555.Ditz convincingly argues that such  extended face to face conversations toa global network, a collective association that redefined and expanded public life ;Ditz,  Formative Ventures, 61, 70-72.56.Letter from Isaac Holmes to Rebecca Amory, April 11, 1730, Amory FamilyPapers, Massachusetts Historical Society, N279, Reel 1.57.South Carolina Department of Archives and History, Conveyance Book C,171-81 and 182-4.58.Letter from Elizabeth Holmes of Charleston, South Carolina, to RebeccaHolmes Amory in Boston, October 17, 1730, Amory Family Papers, MassachusettsHistorical Society, N279, Reel 1.59.Letter from Isaac Holmes from Charleston, South Carolina, to RebeccaHolmes Amory in Boston, February 21, 1731, Amory Family Papers, Massachu-setts Historical Society, N279, Reel 1.60.Letter from Elizabeth Holmes from Charleston, South Carolina, to RebeccaHolmes Amory in Boston, March 1, 1732, Amory Family Papers, MassachusettsHistorical Society, N279, Reel 1.As I ve  translated it, the letter reads:  Hoping itwill find you and yours well, as blessed be God we are at present.Am glad to hearFrankie behaves himself better than he did [earlier].Hope God will enable himto see his folly and to mend.He wrote me he was going to apprentis [and] hopebusiness will divert him from folly.61.Letter from Isaac Holmes from Charleston, South Carolina, to RebeccaHolmes Amory in Boston, October 21, 1732, Amory Family Papers, MassachusettsHistorical Society, N279, Reel 1; Oxford English Dictionary.62.Glover, All Our Relations, 60-61; see also Anzilotti, In the Affairs of theWorld, 37-38, for a similar argument63.Boston Gazette, September 29, 1735.64. Rebecca Amory s Receipt Book, Amory Family Papers, 1698-1894, Massa-chusetts Historical Society.It was bound in green leather with a dainty gold clasp;unfortunately, it details only the money she expended.Dayton, Women Before theBar, found that  only a few widows kept their own account books, 94.65.Boston News-Letter, May 21, 1730.For a fuller discussion of female supportnetworks, see Patricia Cleary, Elizabeth Murray, 72-74, 73, 92-93, 97, 210, and 220-222.According to Cleary,  She Will be in the Shop, 188, women s shops attractedwomen customers, so, while there is little evidence of a strong female network inAmory s receipt book, it is likely that she created such a network within the shopitself.See also Richard Bushman,  Shopping and Advertising in Colonial Amer-ica, in Cary Carson, Ronald Hoffman, and Peter J.Albert, eds., Of ConsumingInterests: The Style of Life in the Eighteenth Century (Charlottesville: University ofVirginia Press, 1994), 247.66.Boston Gazette, March 6, 1738; Boston News-Letter, April 4, 1740; 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