Economic Conditions 1815 1914
Economic Conditions 1815 1914
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Shields ...
15 C.
Somerset ...
5 C. B.
Gateshead 11 C. B.
Rotherham ...
20 Midland, c. Derby ... C. Notts ... C. Staffs ... C. Leicester c. Warwick 29 25 15 14 10 C. B. Stoke ... 15 C. B. Dudley... 10 C. B. Walsall... 8 Elsewhere inconsiderable.
1 The first act regulating conditions of work in mines was passed in 1842. ' The proportion has doubled since 1841.
OCCUPATIONS 67 up entirely within the century. Great railway centres have sprung up (Swindon, Crewe, Rugby, Doncaster), and in London are... situated the head offices, employing large clerical staffs.
Motor transport has largely displaced horse transport.
Canals have almost entirely lost their importance.
Under the remaining heads manufacture, dealing and industrial service are accumulated the vast changing mass of activities in which are swallowed about half of the occupied male population. The outstanding trades are : textile, iron and steel manu- facture, and engineering all highly organized trades, the developments of which have a considerable written history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shields ...
15 C.
Somerset ...
5 C. B.
Gateshead 11 C. B.
Rotherham ...
20 Midland, c. Derby ... C. Notts ... C. Staffs ... C. Leicester c. Warwick 29 25 15 14 10 C. B. Stoke ... 15 C. B. Dudley... 10 C. B. Walsall... 8 Elsewhere inconsiderable.
1 The first act regulating conditions of work in mines was passed in 1842. ' The proportion has doubled since 1841.
OCCUPATIONS 67 up entirely within the century. Great railway centres have sprung up (Swindon, Crewe, Rugby, Doncaster), and in London are... situated the head offices, employing large clerical staffs.
Motor transport has largely displaced horse transport.
Canals have almost entirely lost their importance.
Under the remaining heads manufacture, dealing and industrial service are accumulated the vast changing mass of activities in which are swallowed about half of the occupied male population. The outstanding trades are : textile, iron and steel manu- facture, and engineering all highly organized trades, the developments of which have a considerable written history.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H R Hodges to read onlineMoreLess
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