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Poor enough agricultural area, the Peak-distrikt supported Numerous enough population thanks to the mining, which centreTo the XVIII-th century end has created army of women and the teenagers requiring in
Earnings. ".] the first cotton-mills were also a subject public Indignation which has led to acceptance in England the first factory Legislations.
In the XVIII-th century beginning produced a yarn and weaved almost exclusively on the manual
Or foot machine tools which took places in dwellings of workers. Dealers Supplied workers with materials and bought finished articles. Negligence Workers, problems with theft of materials and desire more carefully
To supervise manufacture process obviously pushed to acceptance of the factory
Systems to the invention of factory machine tools. ["First of all follows To underline that industrial revolution was not result mechanical
Changes. There are no doubts that even if the steam-engine and remained dream
- , and semi-automatic machine tools and would not be invented, all the same
The future would belong to the small weaving mills equipped with the manual
Machine tools, all the same factory masters would receive the increasing power over
Manufacture, and dealers all in a greater degree would act in a role Customers. Already to the invention of any revolutionising mechanical
Devices management centralisation was a spirit of the age. Weaver's workshops,
Employing on some qualified employees, were not a rarity "in
The end of last (XVIII th) and the beginning of this (XIX th) century "- speaks
- , describing a state of affairs in Oldheme and vicinities, - "many weavers
Owned spacious weaver's workshops where worked not only set
Adult workers, but also it is a lot of children-pupils "." (S. J. Chapman, "Cotton
Manufacture ", Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th ed. vol. 7, pp. 281 - 301) See
Also its article "Cotton: Marketing and Supply", in the same place and it: The
Lancashire Cotton Industry (Manchester: University Press, 1904).] The first mechanical machine tools in the cotton industry were used
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