Chapter 7. The Poverty of the Domestic Hand-Loom Cotton Weavers

7.1. Extreme Reduction of Income and Living Standards https://history.pictures/2020/02/07/7-1-extreme-reduction-of-income-and-living-standards/

7.2. Reduction of Wages in 1817 and the Export of Twist https://history.pictures/2020/02/08/7-2-reduction-of-wages-in-1817-and-the-exportation-of-twist/

7.3. The Business Model of the Cotton Industry https://history.pictures/2020/02/08/7-3-the-business-model-of-the-cotton-industry/

7.4. Second Depression of Wages 1826 https://history.pictures/2020/02/08/7-4-second-depression-of-wages-1826/

7.5. Lack of Negative Effects of the Power Loom https://history.pictures/2020/02/08/7-5-lack-of-negative-effects-of-the-power-loom/

7.6. Low Wages and High Volumes around 1830-1834 https://history.pictures/2020/02/08/7-6-low-wages-and-high-volumes-around-1830-1834/

7.7. Over-Production and Home Consumption https://history.pictures/2020/02/08/7-7-over-production-and-home-competition/

7.8. Composition of Costs of the Wholesaler https://history.pictures/2020/02/08/7-8-composition-of-costs-of-the-wholesaler/

7.9. Reasons adduced to the Committees in 1834 and 1835 https://history.pictures/2020/02/08/7-9-reasons-adduced-to-the-committees-in-1834-and-1835/

7.10. Wages and Employment after 1835 https://history.pictures/2020/02/08/7-10-wages-and-employment-after-1835/