Industrial Revolution · TURNING POINT ·
New Lanark (1786–1825)
1786 / 1800–1825 — David Dale’s cotton village on the Clyde becomes Robert Owen’s experiment: shorter hours, no very young children, a school and an “Institute for the Formation of Character”. Owen argued profit and decency could coexist.
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- Turning point
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- Cotton and the factory system (chapter 2 of Industrial Revolution)
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- The Industrial Revolution, 1750–1914
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