Early English pamphlets on machinery and the employment of labor (1780-1830).Prepared by the personnel of the Works Progress Administration, project no. 665-08-3-236
By: A. Yedidia, supervisor, P. Radin, editor.
Contributors: Sutro Library.; United States. Works Progress Administration.
Series: Sutro branch, California State Library. Occasional papers. Reprint series -- no. 8
Published: 1939
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 61
Subjects: Machinery in the workplace.; Working class -- Great Britain.; Labor -- Great Britain.
Notes: "Sponsored by the California State Library."

With reproductions of original t.p.

One leaf with half-title not included in paging.

Prepared by the personnel of the Works Progress Administration, project no. 665-08-3-236. A. Yedidia, supervisor, P. Radin, editor.
Table of contents: value: Letters on the utility and policy of employing machines to shorten labor, by Thomas Bentley.; value: Hints for the improvement and further extension of our woolen trade and manufactures [by Thomas Bentley]; value: Thoughts on the employment of the poor, in dressing flax & hemp with Messrs. Hill & Bundy's patent machines.; value: An address to the labourers on the subject of destroying machinery.