A Syllabus of Modern History
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The Industrial Revolution.
Mechanical Inventions.
A. Machinery for spinning and weaving.
Hargreaves and the spinning jenny (1767).
Crompton and the spinning mule (1779).
Arkwright, the father of the factory system.
Cartwright and the power loom (1787).
Whitney and the cotton gin (1792).
B. The steam engine.
Early attempts.
James Watt (1736-1819).
Its adaptations: Fulton's steamboat (i8og) ; Stephen- son's locomotive (1825) ; London Times printing press (1814) ; etc.
C. Use of electricity.
Morse...'s electric telegraph (1844).
The telephone (1876).
Wireless telegraphy (1907).
R. and B. II, 30-44, 318-327; Cheyney, Indus- trial History, 203-212.
The Factory System.
A. Effect upon production.
The new wealth : capitalism.
Expansion of commerce and industry.
B. Effect upon .society.
The capitalist.
The wage-earner.
The new problems.
C. The attitude of government.
The era of repression.
The era of non-interference : laissez-faire and the theories of Adam Smith ; individualism and '"liberty." R.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Industrial Revolution.
Mechanical Inventions.
A. Machinery for spinning and weaving.
Hargreaves and the spinning jenny (1767).
Crompton and the spinning mule (1779).
Arkwright, the father of the factory system.
Cartwright and the power loom (1787).
Whitney and the cotton gin (1792).
B. The steam engine.
Early attempts.
James Watt (1736-1819).
Its adaptations: Fulton's steamboat (i8og) ; Stephen- son's locomotive (1825) ; London Times printing press (1814) ; etc.
C. Use of electricity.
Morse...'s electric telegraph (1844).
The telephone (1876).
Wireless telegraphy (1907).
R. and B. II, 30-44, 318-327; Cheyney, Indus- trial History, 203-212.
The Factory System.
A. Effect upon production.
The new wealth : capitalism.
Expansion of commerce and industry.
B. Effect upon .society.
The capitalist.
The wage-earner.
The new problems.
C. The attitude of government.
The era of repression.
The era of non-interference : laissez-faire and the theories of Adam Smith ; individualism and '"liberty." R.
What to read after A Syllabus of Modern History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlton Joseph Huntley Hayes to read onlineMoreLess
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