The Growth of English Industry and Commerce: In Modern Times, Volume 2,Partie 1

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occurred in the local distribution of industry can sometimes be explained
72
controlled the administrative system The legislative method of fostering
82
measures supervise the quality of products and goods exposed for sale
85
estate management in the seventeenth century depended not on wool
100
communication had often been projected for conveying corn and the
104
chiefly practised for subsistence but with a view to the market so that
109
The Recoinage of Silver On the accession of Elizabeth im
127
of the time chiefly took the form of reclaiming land from inundation
129
943
130
ECONOMIC DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MEDIAEVAL AND MODERN SOCIETY
161
large earnings to those woollen weavers who found employment but
164
Public and Private Interest When the State undertakes
165
wages should be assessed according to plenty or scarcity Parliament
168
THE STUARTS
170
The Encouragement of Shipping Burleigh began the systematic
171
968
173
The Plantations The enterprise of landed men in establishing
177
Gold Coins and Foreign Monetary Relations Current gold coins
179
Financial Embarrassments The Stuarts did not limit their
183
Regulated and Jointstock Companies The State frequently
188
were chiefly of foreign issues and after the recoinage of silver it
190
Company was founded to supersede the Hanse League in the Baltic trade
191
to the nation at that time was disadvantageous to the outports which were
201
Empirical Study of Phenomena Seventeenth century pam
206
Parliamentary Control over Public Borrowing The Whigs
211
made deliberate efforts to foster native industries and granted patents
212
organising the Bank of England deprived the Crown of the power
218
League were finally ousted from their privileged position and the Merchant
223
The Capitalist and Domestic Systems in the Clothing Trade Pains
227
The Reaction of Commerce on the Landed Interests
233
Machinery in the Textile Trades Neither the introduction
243
Cotton Spinning The cotton industry was the field where
247
clusive body through the first half of the eighteenth century The Turkey
250
Banking Facilities The inadequacy for modern requirements
275
lived attracted attention at the outbreak of cholera in 1831 in insanitary
277
Laissez Faire in Commerce The treatment of the recent economic
281
successful jointstock Company The enterprise was opened up by French
284
progress of improvement and enclosure put an end to subsistence farming
288
new power over the plantations in a jealous spirit as they were afraid
291
view of maintaining the quality of goods arrangements were made
295
and political antagonism was roused against the Corn Laws as recast
300
was difficult to organise regulation in the suburbs or to prevent over
312
to alien merchants to invest their capital and to come and reside
324
THE BEGINNINGS OF EXPANSION
331
75
336
840
340
trade underwent little change in organisation but was exposed to difficulties
341
the chief force at work Virginia and the West India Islands attracted
342
plantations was committed either to noble proprietors who had
352
from time to time discussions which throw light on contemporary social
365
approval to schemes for colonisation but like his father he was anxious
367
THE LANDED INTEREST
372
and other countries seemed to be shown by the balance of trade which
402
PUBLIC FINANCE
419
The encouragement of the English landed interest reacted unfavourably
422
CURRENCY AND CREDIT
431
ditions of Credit were imperfectly recognised Business assumed a specu
446
formation of capital there The Bank of Scotland issued 1 notes to
456
Revolution Parliament became supreme over economic affairs but
458
rampant The malpractice of the officials and the impoverished condition
471
361
476
for the employment of shipping the statesmen of the day maintained their
483
common
489
organised under Elizabeth and was developed by the establishment of
490
THE BEGINNING OF THE
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specially noticeable in Ireland after the Union for she could not take
592

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TitreThe Growth of English Industry and Commerce: In Modern Times, Volume 2,Partie 1
The Growth of English Industry and Commerce: In Modern Times, William Cunningham
AuteurWilliam Cunningham
Édition6, réimprimée
ÉditeurUniversity Press, 1925
Original provenant del'Université de Californie
Numérisé23 mars 2016
  
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