A woman spinning by hand in her own home in the eighteenth century.

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Transcript of A woman spinning by hand in her own home in the eighteenth century.

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A woman spinning by hand in her own home in the eighteenth century

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Die Handarbeit am Webstuhl wurde im 18. Jahrhundert durch Wasserkraft ersetzt. Das war der entscheidende

Schritt zum Fabriksystem

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Was die Frauen früher zu Hause herstellten, wurde nun in Fabriken produziert: Baumwolle, die englische Schiffe in

die ganze Welt transportierten

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Spinning with ‘mules‘ in a Lancashire cotton mill in 1834. The boy in the bottom right of the picture is sweeping beneath the machine while it is working.

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Child labour in a textile mull. In the early nineteenth century children were often expected to work long hours in conditions which seem terrible to many people today.