THE DUTCH REPUBLIC AND BRITAIN

THE FIRST MODERN ECONOMY, THE MAKING OF A WORLD ECONOMY, AND THE BRITISH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, c. 1550-1850

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  • Welcome
  • Introduction: The Long Road to the First Industrial Revolution
  • The Dutch Republic and the First Modern Economy
    • Primary Sources
      • Primary Sources on the Revolt of the Netherlands and the Creation of the Dutch Republic
      • Primary Sources on the Dutch Republic c. 1600-1800
    • Essays
  • The British Industrial Revolution
    • Primary Sources on the British Industrial Revolution
      • Agriculture
      • Society and Population
      • The Textile Industry
      • Metals and Mining
      • Transport and Communication
      • Working Conditions and Government Regulations
      • Public Health and Government Regulations
      • The Poor Law
      • Labor and Social Protest
      • Popular Education
      • Economic and Social Thought
      • Commerce and Trade Policy
    • British Maps and Statistics
      • Population and Employment Patterns
      • Education, Religion and Labor Maps and Statistics
      • Maps of Britain
      • British Industry Statistics and Maps
    • Essays
    • Museums and Historical Sites
      • Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet, Sheffield
      • Arkwright Mill and Cromford, Derbyshire
      • Beamish Living Museum of the North, Durham
      • Caphouse Colliery, National Coal Mining Museum, Overton, West Yorkshire
      • Head of Steam, Darlington Railway Museum, Darlington, Durham
      • Tow Law coke ovens and Derwencote Steel Furnace, County Durham
      • D. H.Lawrence Birthplace Museum, Eastwood, Nottinghamshire
      • Kelham Island Industrial Museum, Sheffield
      • Blist Hill Victorian Village, Iron Bridge Gorge Museums
      • Iron Bridge Gorge and the Museum of Iron
      • Southwell Workhouse, Nottinghamshire
      • Soho House Museum, Birmingham-Matthew Boulton and James Watt
      • Quarry Bank Mill,1784, Styal, Cheshire
      • Bingley Five Rise Locks, 1774
      • Belper-an early cotton factory town
      • National Railway Museum, York
      • Killhope, the North of England Lead Mining Museum, Cowshill, Bishop Auckland
      • London Museum of Water & Steam
      • Manchester Warehouses
      • Coalport China Museum, Iron Bridge Gorge Museums
  • The Making of a World Economy
    • Essays
    • Maps and Statistics
    • Images
  • Bibliographies
    • Anotated Bibliography
    • Selected Bibliography
  • Web Links
  • Email
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  • Bingley Five Rise Locks, 1774
  • Blist Hill Victorian Village, Iron Bridge Gorge Museums
  • D. H.Lawrence Birthplace Museum, Eastwood, Nottinghamshire
  • Population and Employment Patterns
  • Quarry Bank Mill,1784, Styal, Cheshire
  • Selected Bibliography
  • Soho House Museum, Birmingham-Matthew Boulton and James Watt
  • Southwell Workhouse, Nottinghamshire
  • Tow Law coke ovens and Derwencote Steel Furnace, County Durham
  • Primary Sources on the Revolt of the Netherlands and the Creation of the Dutch Republic
  • Primary Sources on the Dutch Republic c. 1600-1800
  • Welcome
  • Introduction: The Long Road to the First Industrial Revolution
  • Teaching & Learning Resources
  • The Dutch Republic and the First Modern Economy
    • Primary Sources
    • Essays
    • Images
    • Museums and Historical Sites
  • The British Industrial Revolution
    • British Consumption
    • Primary Sources on the British Industrial Revolution
      • Commerce and Trade Policy
      • Labor and Social Protest
      • Economic and Social Thought
      • Popular Education
      • The Poor Law
      • Public Health and Government Regulations
      • Agriculture
      • Society and Population
      • The Textile Industry
      • Metals and Mining
      • Working Conditions and Government Regulations
      • Transport and Communication
    • British Maps and Statistics
      • Education, Religion and Labor Maps and Statistics
      • Maps of Britain
      • British Industry Statistics and Maps
    • Essays
    • Museums and Historical Sites
      • Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet, Sheffield
      • Arkwright Mill and Cromford, Derbyshire
      • Beamish Living Museum of the North, Durham
      • Belper-an early cotton factory town
      • Blackcountry Living Museum, Dudley, West Midlands
      • Caphouse Colliery, National Coal Mining Museum, Overton, West Yorkshire
      • Coalport China Museum, Iron Bridge Gorge Museums
      • Framework Knitting Museum, Ruddington, Nottingham
      • Head of Steam, Darlington Railway Museum, Darlington, Durham
      • Iron Bridge Gorge and the Museum of Iron
      • Kelham Island Industrial Museum, Sheffield
      • Killhope, the North of England Lead Mining Museum, Cowshill, Bishop Auckland
      • London Museum of Water & Steam
      • Manchester Warehouses
      • National Railway Museum, York
      • Saltaire, model factory village 1851, Bradford, West Yorkshire
  • The Making of a World Economy
    • Essays
    • Maps and Statistics
    • Images
  • Bibliographies
    • #1014 (no title)
    • Anotated Bibliography
    • Selected Bibliography
  • Web Links
  • Email

Transport and Communication

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“Arthur Young on the Lancashire roads, 1770

“Daniel Defoe on the turnpike roads, 1724-1726

“John Campbell on canal building in the mid-eighteenth Century, 1774

“John Campbell on canal building in the mid-eighteenth Century, 1774

“Macadam’s “Remarks on the present System of Road Making,” 1821

“Aikin on Inland Navigation to and from Liverpool

“Prospectus of the Liverpool and Manchester Railroad Company, 1824

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