Industrial South Wales 1750-1914 (eBook, PDF)

Essays in Welsh Economic History
Redaktion: Minchinton, W. E

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Produktbeschreibung

South Wales was one of the main centres of the Industrial Revolution in Britain but the story of the rapid growth of an industrial society there has not yet been fully told, since much of the work done has consisted of articles rather than books.

This volume brings together a selection of important contributions hitherto only accessible in a large number of scattered periodicals. These articles have been selected to present a considered sequence and are preceded by an introduction which puts the story of the industrialization of Wales into perspective. They deal firstly with the problems of population and migration then with the basic industries of iron, coal, tinplate and copper. These are followed by essays on banking, and the volume concludes with contributions on trade unionism and building. This is by no means merely the story of regional development since the book has a wider appeal; a number of the articles are concerned with the links with America and with the place of Wales in the Atlantic economy. Amongst the authors are the late Sir Lewis Namier and some of the leading writers on the history of modern Wales including Brinley Thomas and A. H. Dodd.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 304
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. November 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781136617799
• Artikelnr.: 39993502

Autorenporträt

W.E Minchinton

Inhaltsangabe

Preface Introduction: Industrial South Wales
1750-1914 Part One: Population 1. The Peopling of the Hinterland and Port of Cardiff
1801-1914 (Economic History Review
XVII (1947) 2. The Character of Welsh Emigration to the United States to 1840 (From The character of early Welsh emigration to the United States
University of Wales Press
1956) 3. The Migration of Labour into the Glamorganshire Coalfield
1861-1911 (Economica
X (1930)
275-94) Part Two: Industry 4. Anthony Bacon
M.P.
an Eighteenth-century Merchant (Journal of Economic and Business History
II (1929)
20-70) 5. The Tinplate Maker and Technical Change (Explorations in Entrepreneurial History
VII (1957)
1-11) 6. The Development and Decline of the Non-ferrous Metal Smelting Industries in South Wales (Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion (1956)
78-115) Part Three: Banking 7. Early Banking in Cardiff (Economic History Review
XVIII (1948)
84-90) 8.Bank of England Branch Discounting
1826-59 (Economica
XXV (1958)
230-45) 9. The History of the Newport and Caerleon Savings Bank
1839-88 (Economic History Review
2nd series
II (1949)
188-99) Part Four: Labour 10. 'Scotch Cattle' and Early Trade Unionism in Wales (Economic History
I (1928)
385-93) 11. The South Wales Sliding Scale (Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies
XXVIII (1960)
161-76) Part Five: Housing 12. Housebuilding in the South Wales Coalfield
1851-1913 (Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies
XXIV (1956)
289-300) Index