The Industrialisation of Britain, 1780-1914 by Phil Chapple

The Industrialisation of Britain, 1780-1914 by Phil Chapple

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A thought-provoking introduction to the industrialization of Britain. It examines the nature of industrial growth, assesses the roles of the "staple industries" - the railways, agriculture and overseas trade - and analyzes the causes of Britain's relative economic decline.

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The Industrialisation of Britain, 1780-1914 by Phil Chapple

Economic growth was of momentous importance to the 19th century, transforming Britain into the "workshop of the world" and the "world's first industrial nation". Synthesizing much complex research into an accessible form, the author of this work examines the nature of industrial growth and assesses the roles of the "staple industries" - the railways, agriculture and overseas trade. He also analyzes the causes of Britain's relative economic decline. Through narrative and student guidance sections, the work seeks to provide a thought-provoking introduction to the industrialization of Britain.
Phil Chapple - Lecturer in History - University College of St Martin, Lancaster
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ISBN 13 9780340720691
ISBN 10 0340720697
Title The Industrialisation of Britain, 1780-1914
Author Phil Chapple
Series Access To History - Themes
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Hodder Arnold
Year published 1999-07-05
Number of pages 128
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