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Industrial developments century because of the prior development of the iron and steel industry. The inventions of the Darbys and Cort, by making available for the production of iron the vast resources of Britain’s coalfields, had enormously accelerated the growth of the industry, with the result that the output of pig ir

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Working-class movementsl classes below the upper and middle classes in the early nineteenth century were ex-ceedingly diverse. The early nineteenth-century working class, in other words, was a composite group, including such diverse types as the skilled artisan, the unskilled labourer, the Irish immigrant, the village cra

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People and townsme before the outbreak of the First World War. The population had grown at an unprecedented pace in the second half of the eighteenth century, and this high rate was maintained for most of the nineteenth century. the censuses of population, taken for the first time in 1801, and continued at ten-year