Progress and Poverty: An Economic and Social History of Britain, 1700-1850

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13.
B. Hilton, Corn, Cash and Commerce: The Economic Policies of the Tory Governments, 1815-30 ( Oxford, 1977), 56.
14.
F. W. Fetter, The Development of British Monetary Orthodoxy, 1797-1875 ( Cambridge. Mass., 1965), 103.
15.
Quoted ibid. 75.
16.
Hilton, Corn, Cash and Commerce, 48.
17.
Ibid. 59-60.
18.
Ibid. 61.
19.
Ibid. 62.
20.
Fetter, British Monetary Orthodoxy, 102.
21.
Ibid. 75: S. G. Checkland, "'The Birmingham Economists, 1815-50'", Economic History Review, 2nd ser. 1 (1948), 1; Hilton, Corn, Cash and Commerce, 230.
22.
Hilton, Corn, Cash and Commerce, 227.
23.
Ibid. 65.
24.
Quoted in Fetter, British Monetary Orthodoxy, 143.

FURTHER READING

Ashton, T. S., "'The Bill of Exchange and Private Banks in Lancashire, 1790-1830'", Economic History Review, 15 ( 1945).

Black, I., "'Geography, Political Economy, and the Circulation of Finance Capital in Early Industrial England'", Journal of Historical Geography, 15 ( 1989).

Cameron, R. (ed.), Banking in the Early Stages of Industrialization: A Study in Comparative Economic History ( New York, 1967).

"'Banking and Industrialization in Britain in the Nineteenth Century'", in A. Slaven and D. H. Aldcroft (eds.), Business, Banking and Urban History: Essays in Honour of S. G. Checkland ( Edinburgh, 1982).

Checkland, S. G., Scottish Banking: A History, 1695-1973 ( Glasgow, 1975).

----- "'The Lancashire Bill System and its Liverpool Protagonists, 1810-27'", Economica, NS 21 ( 1954).

----- 'The Birmingham Economists, 1815-50', Economic History Review, 2nd ser. 1 ( 1948-9). Collins, M., Banks and Industrial Finance in Britain, 1800-1939 ( 1991).

----- and Hudson, P., "'Provincial Bank Lending in Yorkshire and Merseyside'", Bulletin of Economics Research, 31 ( 1979).

Davies, M. G., "'Country Gentry and Payments to London, 1650-1714'", Economic History Review, 2nd ser. 24 ( 1971).

Fetter, F. W., The Development of British Monetary Orthodoxy, 1797-1875 ( Cambridge, Mass., 1965).

Fulford, R., Glyn's, 1753-1953: Six Generations in Lombard Street ( 1953).

Gershenkron, A., Economic Backwardness in Historical Perspective: A Book of Essays ( Cambridge, Mass., 1962).

Hilton, B., Corn, Cash and Commerce: The Economic Policies of the Tory Governments, 1815-30 ( Oxford, 1977).

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Table of contents

Table of contents

  • Title Page iii
  • Acknowledgements vii
  • Contents ix
  • List of Figures xi
  • List of Tables xiii
  • Chapter I - Introduction: the Possibilities of Growth 1
  • Notes 19
  • Further Reading 21
  • Part I - Agriculture and Rural Society 23
  • Chapter 2 - Agricultural Production: the Limits of Growth? 25
  • Conclusion 56
  • Notes 57
  • Further Reading 58
  • Chapter 3 - The Rise of the Great Estates and the Decline of the Yeoman 61
  • Notes 87
  • Further Reading 88
  • Chapter 4 - Open Fields and Enclosure: the Demise of Commonality 92
  • Notes 117
  • Further Reading 119
  • Part II - Industry and Urban Society 123
  • Chapter 5 - Diversities of Industrialization 125
  • Notes 145
  • Further Reading 146
  • Chapter 6 - The Domestic System of Manufactures 148
  • Conclusion 169
  • Notes 170
  • Further Reading 171
  • Chapter 7 - The Coming of the Factory 201
  • Chapter 8 - Furnaces, Forges, and Mines 206
  • Conclusion 232
  • Further Reading 234
  • Chapter 9 - Capital and Credit: Financing Industrialization 260
  • Further Reading 261
  • Part III - Integrating the Economy 265
  • Chapter 10 - Integration and Specialization 267
  • Notes 283
  • Further Reading 283
  • Chapter II - Transport 285
  • Conclusion 314
  • Notes 314
  • Chapter 12 - Merchants and Marketing 318
  • Conclusion 338
  • Notes 338
  • Further Reading 339
  • Chapter 13 - Banks and Money 342
  • Conclusion 357
  • Notes 358
  • Further Reading 359
  • Further Reading 361
  • Further Reading 382
  • Further Reading 383
  • Part IV - Poverty, Prosperity, and Population 385
  • Chapter 15 - Births, Marriages, and Deaths 387
  • Notes 415
  • Further Reading 416
  • Chapter 16 - The Standard of Living and the Social History of Wages 441
  • Chapter 17 - Poor Relief and Charity 447
  • Notes 471
  • Further Reading 472
  • Part V - Public Policy and the State 475
  • Chapter 18 - The Visible Hand: the State and the Economy 477
  • Notes 502
  • Further Reading 503
  • Chapter 19 - Taxation and Public Finance 507
  • Further Reading 530
  • Further Reading 530
  • Notes 557
  • Further Reading 558
  • Chapter 21 - Conclusion 565
  • Notes 566
  • Chronology 567
  • Statistical Appendix 573
  • Index 591
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