Artisans And Machinery the Moral And Physical Condition of the Manufacturing P
Artisans And Machinery the Moral And Physical Condition of the Manufacturing P
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In 1833, and we have made the great staple trade of the country. The answer is undoubtedly : but how many cottage hearths have been quenched, how many industrious families have sunk into pauperism, during this trans- ition ? So far as the extended commerce of the nation is concerned, there is no dispute ; but whilst we ac- knowledge the magnificent results of machinery, we contend, that the state of our labouring population has been in a great measure overlooked.
In the weaving department the c...onsequence of me- chanical adaptation is now beginning to be felt in its full force. Hitherto the depression which has crept over this department has resulted from competition with steam- looms, from cheap yarn, from this yarn being exported, and hence compelling the English merchant, in order to compete with the foreign manufacturer, to bring down the price of cotton cloth below his ; and from the amazing productiveness of spinning machinery constantly choking the market, whilst human labour being driven from this department, and having no other resource, has been forced to keep itself on the loom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1833, and we have made the great staple trade of the country. The answer is undoubtedly : but how many cottage hearths have been quenched, how many industrious families have sunk into pauperism, during this trans- ition ? So far as the extended commerce of the nation is concerned, there is no dispute ; but whilst we ac- knowledge the magnificent results of machinery, we contend, that the state of our labouring population has been in a great measure overlooked.
In the weaving department the c...onsequence of me- chanical adaptation is now beginning to be felt in its full force. Hitherto the depression which has crept over this department has resulted from competition with steam- looms, from cheap yarn, from this yarn being exported, and hence compelling the English merchant, in order to compete with the foreign manufacturer, to bring down the price of cotton cloth below his ; and from the amazing productiveness of spinning machinery constantly choking the market, whilst human labour being driven from this department, and having no other resource, has been forced to keep itself on the loom.
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