 The manufacturing system has already so far extended its influence over the British Empire as to effect an essential change in the general character of the mass of the people.  The Pamphleteer - Sida 255redigerad av - 1818Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - Om den här boken
 | Anna Green, Kathleen Troup - 1999 - 354 sidor
...general diffusion of manufactures throughout a country generates a new character in its inhabitants ... an essential change in the general character of the mass of the people.' Observers in the 1830s and 1840s were still exclaiming at the novelty of the 'factory system'. Peter... | |
 | Benn Steil, David G. Victor, Richard R. Nelson - 2002 - 492 sidor
...Wars, exceeds all credibility." At about the same time, the great manufacturer Robert Owen noted that "The manufacturing system has already so far extended...people. This alteration is still in rapid progress ... This change has been owing chiefly to the mechanical inventions which introduced the cotton trade... | |
 | Hendrik Defoort - 2006 - 588 sidor
...beschrijvingen van die uiterst zichtbare 'manufacturing population' benadrukten altijd weer dat ze 'an essential change in the general character of the mass of the people' veroorzaakte en zo verantwoordelijk was voor 'new habits of thought and actionV'1 Het hele transformatieproces... | |
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