Titlebook: New Directions in Economic and Social History; Volume II Anne Digby,Charles Feinstein,David Jenkins Textbook 1992Latest edition Macmillan P

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Labour in a Changing Economy, 1700–1850e was providing only around half of total employment. The Industrial Revolution in this important respect did not mark a rapid and radical shift in the structure of employment; rather it accentuated one which had already come to distinguish Britain from her European rivals.