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catalog contributor b2561162.
catalog coverage "Great Britain Economic conditions.".
catalog coverage "Lancashire (England) Economic conditions.".
catalog coverage "Lancashire (England) Social conditions.".
catalog created "[1964]".
catalog date "1964".
catalog date "[1964]".
catalog dateCopyrighted "[1964]".
catalog description "Bibliography: p. 301-306.".
catalog description "Economic structure of farming, I. Land tenure, size of farms, enclosures: Growth in spirit of individualism ; Four main features ; Land tenure ; Feudal survivals ; Tithes ; Concentration of rights ; Copyhold ; Leases for lives ; Leases for years ; Rack rents and tenancy at will ; Covenants ; Size of farms: in Lancashire ; Small holdings ; Connection with manufactures ; Enclosures ; Methods ; Amount of enclosure ; Transition to legislative enclosure ; Enclosure in Lancashire ; Why an absence of enclosure by act of Parliament in Lancashire ; Summary -- ".
catalog description "III. Economic structure of farming, II. Markets, prices, and transport of produce: Markets ; Method varied with the produce ; Growth of the middleman ; Corn and corn products ; Sampling ; Export corn regulations ; Functions of the corn buyer ; Factors ; Jobbers ; Merchant ; Millers ; Maltster, mealman, and flourman ; Bakers ; Brewers, Distillers ; Taverners ; Markets and prices ; Meats ; Butter and cheese ; Wool ; Transport ; Pack-trains ; Roads ; Turnpikes -- IV. Economic structure of farming, III. Social conditions and labour: Classes: landowners, gentry and yeomanry, tenant farmers, farm servants, cottagers, squatters, agricultural population ; Houses ; Wages ; Food: oats, porridge, oat-cakes, proportions eating wheat, milk, potatoes, meats and soups, beverages ; Clothing ; Disturbing forces ; Changes in method accompanied by enclosures ; Immobility of labour partly due to settlement laws ; Expenditure items on poor relief.".
catalog description "IX. Industrial labour and social conditions: Classification of workers ; Wages ; Assessments ; Truck system ; Bonding of miners ; Conditions of labour ; Hours ; Freedom from supervision ; Canal labour ; Blast funaces ; Mines ; Child labour ; Apprenticeship ; Labour organization ; Unions of better paid workers ; Woollens ; Small wares weavers ; Check weavers ; Wool combers ; Miners ; Living conditions: clothing ; Food ; Public health ; Pauperism ; Increase in the poor rate ; Poor relief legislation ; Contemporary opinions ; Friendly societies -- Appendices.".
catalog description "Introduction: Two kinds of revolution ; The second kind preceded by long preparation ; Eighteenth-century changes in England of the second kind ; Preparation: intellectual, industrial, commercial, agricultural ; Mercantilist conceptions ; Purpose of the present study ; Analogies with Canada in the nineteenth century -- pt. I. Agriculture. Technique of agriculture: Agricultural Lancashire ; Standard crops: grains, wheat, barley, rye, pease, beans ; New crops: grasses, turnips, potatoes, carrots, cabbages ; Rotation ; New rotations ; Tullian tillage ; Implements: drills, ploughs, reaping cradle ; Manures: marle the principal dependence, lime, mixing soils, paring and burning, barnyard dung ; Drainage ; Live stock ; Early part of the century ; Bakewell ; Cattle, sheep, horses, amount of stock on farms -- ".
catalog description "VI. Industrial technique: Most industry on domestic basis ; Minerals and other exceptions ; Two main heads: mines and metals, and textiles ; Minerals: lead, iron, charcoal, copper ; Watch-making ; Coal ; Early methods ; Pillar system in Lancashire ; Fire-damp ; Ventilation ; Drainage ; Pumping ;By-products ; Railways ; Smelting iron ; Tin ; Pumping by steam ; Pottery ; Glass ; Textiles: cotton ; Jersey wheel ; Saxony wheel ; Roller spinning ; Weaving ; Kay's fly shuttle ; Drop box ; Draw boy ; Mixture of cotton and linen ; Textile printing ; Wool ; Carding ; Combing ; Spinning ; Weaving ; Fulling ; Tentering ; Linen ; Silk ; Hats -- ".
catalog description "VII. Economic organization of production: Course of economic evolution ; In England ; Industrial revolution a transition ; Industry domestic in eighteenth century ; Middleman brings commercial capital ; Into the woollen industry ; Into cotton industry ; Yorkshire domestic industry ; Industrial capital extends control ; Clothier in the south-west and east ; Merchant in the north ; Fixed capital ; Domestic industry and agriculture ; Town workers ; Management ; Advantages of domestic system ; Disadvantages ; Summary ; State regulation ; Under Stuarts ; Eighteenth century ; Linen and cotton -- ".
catalog description "VIII. Economic organization of distribution: Cloth markets ; Brig market at Leeds ; Cloth halls ; Making to order growing up ; Buyers in the Leeds market ; Fairs ; Merchants ; Supercargoes ; Factors ; Commission houses ; Branch houses ; London the distributing centre ; Blackwell Hall ; Travelling merchants ; Pack-horse trains ; Riders ; The retail trade ; In markets ; Shops ; Chapen ; Street hawking ; Chap books ; Coal trade ; Owner ; Keelman ; Fitter ; Ship master ; Lighterman at London ; First and second buyers ; Salt and metal trades ; Post office ; Newspapers -- ".
catalog description "pt. II. Industry and commerce. V. Introductory, distribution of industry and population: Introductory ; Industry in S. and E. Lancashire ; Coal ; Metals ; Potteries ; Chemical industry ; Cottons round Manchester ; Woollens [sic] on eastern borders ; Commerce at Liverpool, Warrington, Manchester, Lancaster ; Trade routes: land and water ; Population: Liverpool, Manchester, other parts ; General industrial distribution ; Minerals and metals ; Clothing areas ; Northward tendency of industry ; Linen ; Hosiery ; Influence of the London market ; Coast trade ; River trade ; Land carriage ; Northward tendency of population clearly marked by 1760, why? -- ".
catalog extent "xxi, 312 p.".
catalog issued "1964".
catalog issued "[1964]".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York, Barnes & Noble".
catalog spatial "Great Britain Economic conditions.".
catalog spatial "Lancashire (England) Economic conditions.".
catalog spatial "Lancashire (England) Social conditions.".
catalog subject "338.0942".
catalog subject "HC254.5 .M6 1964".
catalog tableOfContents "Economic structure of farming, I. Land tenure, size of farms, enclosures: Growth in spirit of individualism ; Four main features ; Land tenure ; Feudal survivals ; Tithes ; Concentration of rights ; Copyhold ; Leases for lives ; Leases for years ; Rack rents and tenancy at will ; Covenants ; Size of farms: in Lancashire ; Small holdings ; Connection with manufactures ; Enclosures ; Methods ; Amount of enclosure ; Transition to legislative enclosure ; Enclosure in Lancashire ; Why an absence of enclosure by act of Parliament in Lancashire ; Summary -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "III. Economic structure of farming, II. Markets, prices, and transport of produce: Markets ; Method varied with the produce ; Growth of the middleman ; Corn and corn products ; Sampling ; Export corn regulations ; Functions of the corn buyer ; Factors ; Jobbers ; Merchant ; Millers ; Maltster, mealman, and flourman ; Bakers ; Brewers, Distillers ; Taverners ; Markets and prices ; Meats ; Butter and cheese ; Wool ; Transport ; Pack-trains ; Roads ; Turnpikes -- IV. Economic structure of farming, III. Social conditions and labour: Classes: landowners, gentry and yeomanry, tenant farmers, farm servants, cottagers, squatters, agricultural population ; Houses ; Wages ; Food: oats, porridge, oat-cakes, proportions eating wheat, milk, potatoes, meats and soups, beverages ; Clothing ; Disturbing forces ; Changes in method accompanied by enclosures ; Immobility of labour partly due to settlement laws ; Expenditure items on poor relief.".
catalog tableOfContents "IX. Industrial labour and social conditions: Classification of workers ; Wages ; Assessments ; Truck system ; Bonding of miners ; Conditions of labour ; Hours ; Freedom from supervision ; Canal labour ; Blast funaces ; Mines ; Child labour ; Apprenticeship ; Labour organization ; Unions of better paid workers ; Woollens ; Small wares weavers ; Check weavers ; Wool combers ; Miners ; Living conditions: clothing ; Food ; Public health ; Pauperism ; Increase in the poor rate ; Poor relief legislation ; Contemporary opinions ; Friendly societies -- Appendices.".
catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: Two kinds of revolution ; The second kind preceded by long preparation ; Eighteenth-century changes in England of the second kind ; Preparation: intellectual, industrial, commercial, agricultural ; Mercantilist conceptions ; Purpose of the present study ; Analogies with Canada in the nineteenth century -- pt. I. Agriculture. Technique of agriculture: Agricultural Lancashire ; Standard crops: grains, wheat, barley, rye, pease, beans ; New crops: grasses, turnips, potatoes, carrots, cabbages ; Rotation ; New rotations ; Tullian tillage ; Implements: drills, ploughs, reaping cradle ; Manures: marle the principal dependence, lime, mixing soils, paring and burning, barnyard dung ; Drainage ; Live stock ; Early part of the century ; Bakewell ; Cattle, sheep, horses, amount of stock on farms -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "VI. Industrial technique: Most industry on domestic basis ; Minerals and other exceptions ; Two main heads: mines and metals, and textiles ; Minerals: lead, iron, charcoal, copper ; Watch-making ; Coal ; Early methods ; Pillar system in Lancashire ; Fire-damp ; Ventilation ; Drainage ; Pumping ;By-products ; Railways ; Smelting iron ; Tin ; Pumping by steam ; Pottery ; Glass ; Textiles: cotton ; Jersey wheel ; Saxony wheel ; Roller spinning ; Weaving ; Kay's fly shuttle ; Drop box ; Draw boy ; Mixture of cotton and linen ; Textile printing ; Wool ; Carding ; Combing ; Spinning ; Weaving ; Fulling ; Tentering ; Linen ; Silk ; Hats -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "VII. Economic organization of production: Course of economic evolution ; In England ; Industrial revolution a transition ; Industry domestic in eighteenth century ; Middleman brings commercial capital ; Into the woollen industry ; Into cotton industry ; Yorkshire domestic industry ; Industrial capital extends control ; Clothier in the south-west and east ; Merchant in the north ; Fixed capital ; Domestic industry and agriculture ; Town workers ; Management ; Advantages of domestic system ; Disadvantages ; Summary ; State regulation ; Under Stuarts ; Eighteenth century ; Linen and cotton -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "VIII. Economic organization of distribution: Cloth markets ; Brig market at Leeds ; Cloth halls ; Making to order growing up ; Buyers in the Leeds market ; Fairs ; Merchants ; Supercargoes ; Factors ; Commission houses ; Branch houses ; London the distributing centre ; Blackwell Hall ; Travelling merchants ; Pack-horse trains ; Riders ; The retail trade ; In markets ; Shops ; Chapen ; Street hawking ; Chap books ; Coal trade ; Owner ; Keelman ; Fitter ; Ship master ; Lighterman at London ; First and second buyers ; Salt and metal trades ; Post office ; Newspapers -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "pt. II. Industry and commerce. V. Introductory, distribution of industry and population: Introductory ; Industry in S. and E. Lancashire ; Coal ; Metals ; Potteries ; Chemical industry ; Cottons round Manchester ; Woollens [sic] on eastern borders ; Commerce at Liverpool, Warrington, Manchester, Lancaster ; Trade routes: land and water ; Population: Liverpool, Manchester, other parts ; General industrial distribution ; Minerals and metals ; Clothing areas ; Northward tendency of industry ; Linen ; Hosiery ; Influence of the London market ; Coast trade ; River trade ; Land carriage ; Northward tendency of population clearly marked by 1760, why? -- ".
catalog title "England on the eve of the industrial revolution; a study of economic and social conditions from 1740 to 1760, with special references to Lancashire [by] Louis W. Moffit.".
catalog type "text".