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Drop Condensation of Stagnant Vaporsw the pre-existing impediments in relief. Keys were the Reform Act of 1832 and the Repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846–1849, although other distortions persisted in the late nineteenth century. The quality of life was as much improved by public sector reforms and regulation as by industrialisation’s eff

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Computer-Aided Tomographic Thermographyschemes. The history of the East Anglian Fens is commonly over-emphasised and the role of the Dutch exaggerated. Allowing for these distortions, examples can be assembled to reveal peaks in major projects about 1600 and 1800, and to ask why the mid-eighteenth century ‘a(chǎn)gricultural revolution’ was by

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Storms and Adverse Seasonsed building lighthouses and stronger dwellings, adopting weather-resistant crops, spontaneous relocations of farming systems and eventually the under-drainage of fields. The incidence of storms and bad weather could be widespread and damaging but most were regional or local. Geographical diversity meant their effects were likely to cancel out.