Yorkshire Cotton by George Ingle

Yorkshire Cotton by George Ingle

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Yorkshire Cotton tells the story of how cotton mills brought industry to the Yorkshire Dales, employment for children and a rival to the wool textile industry. This text should be of value and interest to economic and local historians.

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Yorkshire Cotton by George Ingle

The part played by cotton in Yorkshire's history was little known before George Ingle's landmark book. Essential and fascinating reading for historians, and for `tykes' everywhere. This story of a forgotten and largely unknown industry is the first survey of all the cotton mills which were built in Yorkshire during those critical years between 1780 and 1835. The new mills, their location, machinery and the firms which ran them are all described. Photographs and drawings illustrate the story and Part II of the book is a gazetteer of all the mill sites. This comprehensive study of a little-known industry will be of value to economic and local historians. It will also be of interest to people who love to walk the cloughs of Calderdale or the Yorkshire Dales and want to know more about their history.
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ISBN 13 9781859360286
ISBN 10 1859360289
Title Yorkshire Cotton
Author George Ingle
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Carnegie Publishing Ltd
Year published 1997-06-01
Number of pages 288
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.