Industrial Society in England Towards the End of the Eighteenth CenturyMacmillan, 1925 - 343 páginas |
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... favor on those who were connected with maritime activities . But when imports were greater than exports , money was going out of the country to pay the “ unfavorable ” balance of trade . The policy of the government came , therefore ...
... favor on those who were connected with maritime activities . But when imports were greater than exports , money was going out of the country to pay the “ unfavorable ” balance of trade . The policy of the government came , therefore ...
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Witt Bowden. trade were by degrees ousted in favor of Englishmen . Commercial treaties were entered into from time to time , with the object of promoting English exports . Charters were granted to numerous companies of Englishmen , the ...
Witt Bowden. trade were by degrees ousted in favor of Englishmen . Commercial treaties were entered into from time to time , with the object of promoting English exports . Charters were granted to numerous companies of Englishmen , the ...
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... favor of inventors , 29 but without success . For at the same time that some were trying to smooth the patentee's rough pathway , others sought to bar the way completely . This opposition to patents was the result of varied motives ...
... favor of inventors , 29 but without success . For at the same time that some were trying to smooth the patentee's rough pathway , others sought to bar the way completely . This opposition to patents was the result of varied motives ...
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... favor of Arkwright and his partners in the cotton spinning industry . By basing their case on opposition to monopolies in general , they allied themselves with , and ultimately directed in their own interests , the rapidly developing ...
... favor of Arkwright and his partners in the cotton spinning industry . By basing their case on opposition to monopolies in general , they allied themselves with , and ultimately directed in their own interests , the rapidly developing ...
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... favor• able , even a necessary condition for a spirit of invention . In order to appreciate its importance , one needs only to call to mind the experiences of Roger Bacon , Bruno , and Galileo , as well as a host of lesser innovators ...
... favor• able , even a necessary condition for a spirit of invention . In order to appreciate its importance , one needs only to call to mind the experiences of Roger Bacon , Bruno , and Galileo , as well as a host of lesser innovators ...
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Página 40 - ... some one very simple object. It is naturally to be expected, therefore, that some one or other of those who are employed in each particular branch of labour should soon find out easier and readier methods of performing their own particular work, wherever the nature of it admits of such improvement.
Página 40 - I shall only observe, therefore, that the invention of all those machines by which labour is so much facilitated and abridged seems to have been originally owing to the division of labour.
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Página 233 - But the law has upon many occasions attempted to raise the wages of curates, and for the dignity of the church, to oblige .the rectors of parishes to give them more than the wretched maintenance which they themselves might be willing to accept of. And in both...
Página 87 - The traveller who visits [Birmingham] once in six months supposes himself well acquainted with her, but he may chance to find a street of houses in the autumn, where he saw his horse at grass in the spring.
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Página 67 - Pilkingtons themselves had been put into possession of their neighbours' property for precisely similar reasons, after a previous defeat of the Lancastrian party by the adherents of the house of York. Some remains of the castle existed in relatively recent times. Aikin, in his "Description of the country from thirty " to forty miles round Manchester...
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