The Industrial Revolution Hist 122 Western Civilization II

Hibert, Platt, and Sons’ cotton machines. Illustrated London News, 23 August 1851.

Enclosed Fields in Central Britain A painting by J M Gandy (1771– 1843) of

“The British Empire throughout the World Exhibited in One View, ” from Fullarton's Royal

Map of Great Britain in the 1800 s showing rivers, canals, coal fields and

View of London with Saint Paul’s Cathedral in the Distance by William Henry Crome

John Leech, Capital and Labour. Illustration from Punch 5 (12 August 1843), “showing the

Paul Kennedy, The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers: Economic Change and Military

Portrait of the Physiocrat Francois Quesnay (1694 -1774) and his Tableau économique of 1758.

(16 June 1723 NS (5 June 1723 OS) – 17 July 1790 Thomas Malthus

David Ricardo (1772 -1823), portrait of by Thomas Phillips, circa 1821; London, National Portrait

Charles Fourier (1772 -1837) L’avenir; view of the Phalanstère (1836) Engraving by Samuel Sartain

A bird's eye view of a community in New Harmony, Indiana (1825 -27), as

Workers of the National Workshops at the Champ de Mars, 1848 Louis Blanc (1811

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The Industrial Revolution Hist 122: Western Civilization II Clayton Miles Lehmann

Hibert, Platt, and Sons’ cotton machines. Illustrated London News, 23 August 1851.

Capital and Labour

The Industrial Revolution

Enclosed Fields in Central Britain A painting by J M Gandy (1771– 1843) of the northwestern angle of the Bank of England as designed by Sir John Soane (architect of the bank 1788 -1833).

“The British Empire throughout the World Exhibited in One View, ” from Fullarton's Royal Illustrated Atlas, 1872. David Rumsey Historical Map Collection.

Map of Great Britain in the 1800 s showing rivers, canals, coal fields and iron ore. Hibert, Platt, and Sons’ cotton machines. Illustrated London News, 23 August 1851. George Stephenson´s steam locomotive, Liverpool and Manchester Railway, 1830

The Industrial Revolution

View of London with Saint Paul’s Cathedral in the Distance by William Henry Crome (1806 -1873); private collection

John Leech, Capital and Labour. Illustration from Punch 5 (12 August 1843), “showing the very refined and elegant result that happily results from the labours of these inferior creatures. ”

Paul Kennedy, The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers: Economic Change and Military Conflict from 1500 to 2000 (1987).

Portrait of the Physiocrat Francois Quesnay (1694 -1774) and his Tableau économique of 1758.

(16 June 1723 NS (5 June 1723 OS) – 17 July 1790 Thomas Malthus (1766 -1834); engraving of a portrait by John Linnell, 1834 Statue of Adam Smith (1723 -1790) at the University of London (constructed 1867– 1870) Chart illustrating the Malthusian catastrophe (Essay on Population, 1798)

David Ricardo (1772 -1823), portrait of by Thomas Phillips, circa 1821; London, National Portrait Gallery Jeremy Bentham (1748 -1832), by Henry William Pickersgill, ca 1829; London, National Portrait Gallery

Charles Fourier (1772 -1837) L’avenir; view of the Phalanstère (1836) Engraving by Samuel Sartain after a painting by Jean-François Gigoux

A bird's eye view of a community in New Harmony, Indiana (1825 -27), as proposed by Robert Owen; engraving by F Bate, London 1838 Robert Owen (1771 -1858); portrait by William Henry Brooke, ca 1820; London, National Portrait Gallery

Workers of the National Workshops at the Champ de Mars, 1848 Louis Blanc (1811 -1882), photograph by Étienne Carjat, 1870 s.