The Wealth of England Exposed in Evans's India Study
The Introduction to Colonel Evans's book argues that England's wealth lies in total resources and rising public works rather than production alone. It contrasts decayed industry with thriving towns, grand estates, and new canals, railways, and bridges. It notes cities like Brighton and Bath as wealth indicators and asserts England holds greater aggregate wealth than any prior era.
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Turn-out at Milshay weaving factory sparks wage dispute
In Milshay and Morley agitation followed a wage strike by about 32 weavers at Messrs. Walker and Sones mill. The workers rejected a new pay list, leading to intimidation of new hands and temporary stoppage before some old weavers sought to return. The Mill owners defended their offers and sought market-aligned pricing, noting prior wage reductions.
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Victory of Admiral Rodney on April 12 1782
Recalls Admiral Rodney s triumph over the French and Spanish fleets on April 12 1782 in the West Indies side by side with Lord Rodney s earlier reputation. It discusses claims on who conceived the breaking of the line and cites sources from General Sir Howard Douglas and the Edinburgh Review.
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Attentive account of Rodney era naval actions and Douglas
A letter from Torquay dated July 8 1829 recounts the 1782 battle actions. It describes how the British fleet under Rodney formed positions, notes Douglas in the Formidable and Gardner in the Duke, and discusses the lack of a prearranged plan to break the French line.
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