Fields, Factories, And Workshops
Fields, Factories, And Workshops
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At any rate, it is quite certain that even if the ab- sorption of the French petty trades by the big factories were possible — ^which seems extremely doubtful — the ab- sorption would not be accomplished so soon as that The small industry of Paris fights hard for its mainten- ance, and it shows its vitality by the numberless machine-tools which are continually invented by the workers for improving and cheapening the produce.
The numbers of motors which were exhibited at the last exhibitions in ...the Galerie du travail bear a testimony to the fact that a cheap motor, for the small industry, is one of the leading problems of the day.
Motors weighing only forty-five lb., including the boiler, were invented to answer that want. Small two-horse- power engines, now fabricated by the engineers of the Jura (formerly watch-makers) in their small workshops, are another attempt to solve the problem — to say nothing of the water, gas and electrical motors. The trans- mission of steam-power to 230 small workshops which was made by the Soctktk des Immeubles industriels was another attempt in the same direction, and the increasing efforts of the French engineers for finding out the best means of transmitting and subdividing power by means of compressed air, " tele-dynamic cables," and electricity are indicative of the endeavours of the small industry to retain its ground in the face of the competition of the factories.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At any rate, it is quite certain that even if the ab- sorption of the French petty trades by the big factories were possible — ^which seems extremely doubtful — the ab- sorption would not be accomplished so soon as that The small industry of Paris fights hard for its mainten- ance, and it shows its vitality by the numberless machine-tools which are continually invented by the workers for improving and cheapening the produce.
The numbers of motors which were exhibited at the last exhibitions in ...the Galerie du travail bear a testimony to the fact that a cheap motor, for the small industry, is one of the leading problems of the day.
Motors weighing only forty-five lb., including the boiler, were invented to answer that want. Small two-horse- power engines, now fabricated by the engineers of the Jura (formerly watch-makers) in their small workshops, are another attempt to solve the problem — to say nothing of the water, gas and electrical motors. The trans- mission of steam-power to 230 small workshops which was made by the Soctktk des Immeubles industriels was another attempt in the same direction, and the increasing efforts of the French engineers for finding out the best means of transmitting and subdividing power by means of compressed air, " tele-dynamic cables," and electricity are indicative of the endeavours of the small industry to retain its ground in the face of the competition of the factories.
What to read after Fields, Factories, And Workshops?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kropotkin, Petr Alekseevich, Kni︠a︡zʹ, 1842-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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