The growth of English industry and commerce in modern times, 1 dalis

CUP Archive, 1938 - 608 psl.

LAISSEZ FAIRE	609

involved the decay of cottage employment and increased the differentiation	616

now be made of cotton only and foreigners were undersold Ample supplies	620

of factory towns	627

the cotton trades was improved by the use of machinery	639

machines for carding and scribbling and these had been generally adopted	649

large earnings to those woollen weavers who found employment but	660

The War and Fluctuations in Maritime Intercourse The	668

POSTSCRIPT	865

a parallel with that of the sixteenth century in the substitution of a	871

policies of England and her colonies and in the development of Trade	876

the same problems but it was less fitted to grapple with them from	883

made by Justices of the Peace	894

The Action of James I and Charles I in regard to Trade and	900

Colonial and Commercial Administration under Charles II p 200	913

E Complaints from the Counties 1650 p 179	921

of materials and the interruption of the food supply and all capitalists were	689

burden was deferred and while Pitts Sinking Fund which avoided	698

reintroduce the assessment of wages and in a period of severe distress	722

up by substantial tenants before the full effects of foreign competition	731

advocates of repeal the Combination Acts were not reimposed and the right	754

by providing employment and granting allowances were most demoralising	763

shortening of hours would drive away trade and add to the distress	774

handloom weavers was not treated as a subject for State interference	790

industries were the subject of enquiry and a strong case was established	802

lived attracted attention at the outbreak of cholera in 1831 in insanitary	810

FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORT	811

facilities were given for the formation of jointstock companies with limited	822

specially noticeable in Ireland after the Union for she could not take	845

revenue and of the charge on the debt and ii the growth of population	928

657	933

mills though possibly illegal was permitted since they did the work well	936

G Some difficulties in the interpretation of Historical Statistics	937

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL INDEX	943

had been successful in both its objects for many years that of 1773	961

obtain redress under the existing laws but suffered from the passing	967

commerce gave rise to an agitation by London merchants against the system	982

GENERAL INDEX	999

remedial legislation was due to the influence of economic experts	1000

HUMAN WELFARE	1012

for the rise of capitalist employers some of whom were drawn from	1015

the pressure of taxation this was reduced with the view of encouraging	1024

Pavadinimas	The growth of English industry and commerce in modern times, 1 dalis
Autorius	William Cunningham
Leidėjas	CUP Archive, 1938
Ilgis	608 psl.

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