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Details Edit. Release date April 25, United States. United States. Sony Pictures Entertainment. Columbia Pictures Konrad Pictures. Box office Edit. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 1 hour 30 minutes. The most spectacular growth occurred in the cotton industry between and , by which date Britain had become the leading exporter of cotton cloth.
When multiple spindles began to be mounted on frames it became evident that human power was inadequate, and as long as water power was the only available substitute for human and animal energy, the water system attained a new and fundamental social and economic importance.
Cotton could not be grown in England, for climatic and irrigational reasons, but it could be manufactured there, because of those same features of the climate and water systems. It is therefore symbolic that the location of the first modern factory in history — a cotton mill in Cromford near Derby, established in — was on a river, on the banks of the Bon- sall Brook, a tributary of the River Derwent.
The mill swiftly grew to house several thousand spindles and workers. A disadvantage of the Cromford site was poor communications, so Ark- wright had the Cromford Canal built to transport raw materials and finished goods to and from the site. In , the owner bought land for another, bigger factory complex and a lar- ger mill, and moved to a more powerful river, the Derwent itself. Fifteen years later, there were similar water-powered mills spinning cotton. By , there were about cot- ton-spinning factories, most of them in the North and the Midlands, of which had more than fifty workers.
In the late eighteenth century, there were nearly cotton mills within a ten-mile radius of Ashton-under-Lyne, all on the River Tame and all powered by water. By , the average number of workers employed in forty-two Manchester textile factories was already as high as In , there were , power looms in use in the cotton industry in the United Kingdom. Mechanization of wool spinning and weaving took place during the same per- iod, using water at crucial stages in the production process.
The mill and all that came with it thus marked the dawn of a new era. Kelley, , pp. At the beginning of the nineteenth century, in brooks and streams all over England, wa- ter wheels were established, effectively powering not only the textile industry but also the metallurgical industry.
Indeed, steam engines could not have been built in the first place without water wheels to drive the machinery that was needed to smelt the iron and form the cylinders that the steam engine was made of. The development of the iron industry was crucial because it allowed the production of most of the machine equipment required by other industrial activities, whereas earlier machines were made of wood. The key factor in the iron industry was the heating process and the hammering of smelted iron, both of which depended wholly upon water power.
Without water-powered bellows, it would sim- ply not have been possible to produce temperatures in the blast furnaces high enough to pro- duce cast iron economically.
This water-aided furnace technology was an essential element of the iron industry and its high output. The iron industry depended on water power to pro- duce the new machines of the new industries, such as rolling mills, metal lathes, and hydraulic hammers, which again required water power. It is therefore safe to assert that the increase in productivity was dependent upon more efficient use of water, in this indus- trial sector as in other emerging industrial sectors at the time.
The success of water-wheel technology in England cannot be sufficiently explained by European politico-ideological exceptionalism, or by European colonialism and unfair global trade regimes. The fundamental technology itself was not a European invention but was first developed in Asia, most probably in India or China.
It was introduced to England by the Roman conquerors. From the very beginning, however, the technology spread quickly in England. At the time of the Doomsday Book, compiled for William I in , more than six thousand water mills were registered, using the large number of small brooks and streams full of water at the time of year when the corn was harvested.
The water wheel was then primarily used for grain milling but was gradually taken on for other purposes. The mechanical fulling mills that cleaned woollen textiles were especially important. Around , water-powered hammers were put to use at a number of small rural forges for beating hot ore bodies into different shapes. The Wealden iron industry was located close to streams because it was possible to accumulate the heads of water needed to drive the hammers there. Great improvements in water-mill technology took place in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
Many of the early water-powered cotton factories were converted silk mills, which themselves were often converted medieval corn mills, pointing to the long and varied history of water-powered technologies.
Lewis and Co. For example, it mattered that about kilometres of year-round, ice-free, and stable rivers, streams, and manmade canals flowed through Manchester within 15 kilo- metres of the city centre. Some waterways, such as the Dene, Tib, and Corn Brook, import- ant in previous centuries, have now been forced underground, while four rivers still flow visibly through the city: the Irk, Irwell, Medlock, and Mersey. It also mattered that the wa- ter ran down gentle hills, thus carrying sufficient clean energy to drive the water wheels.
After all, the Romans called this area Mamucium, the place of the breast-shaped hill from which the word Manchester later derived because of the contours of the landscape.
In fact, China led the West. Large rotary mills for grinding grain appeared in China in about the second century BCE. The typical Chinese water wheels were of the horizontal type, although the vertical wheel was known, and was used to operate trip hammers for hulling rice and crush- ing ore.
The edge-runner mill appeared in China in the fifth century CE. The trip hammer was in use perhaps as early as eight centuries before it was used in Europe, and China invented the first water-powered blast furnace, although most eighteenth-century furnaces still depended on manually powered bellows.
China had factory-like establishments, and iron works that employed in the region of a thousand men. See also Donald B. What we do know is that water continued to be used as a power source in various places where it was available, since the Chinese were well aware of the labour-saving benefits of using water power to turn machines. In Hunan, water was lifted with stream-turned norias, and a contemporary poem praised how much easier this was than pedalling.
Furthermore, the reservoirs soon filled with silt. The Chinese water system was extremely difficult to use for regular industrial production given available technology at the time, and therefore Chinese factories lacked a regular power supply that could transform them into modern machinery-based workhouses. There were very few exploitable water resources close to where iron was found and made, and the rate of invention and application was much slower than in western Europe and England.
The Chinese had the technological capacity, enough raw cotton, and sufficient demand for cot- ton textiles to develop modern cotton-textile factories, but no such factories were estab- lished before the latter part of the nineteenth century when the steam engine was introduced.
Lindsey, in his account of the visit of Lord Amherst in , wrote that the spinning and weaving was carried out by every family in the many small villages dotting the area around Shanghai. Elvin also notes examples in Guangdong, Jiangxi, and Fujian during Qing times of making incense and paper, and husking rice. Ames, Thomas P. Kasulis, and Wimal Dissanayake, eds. Willmott, ed. Fellows, , p. The river-control works of the past were engineered to solve other tasks, and served water interests and water works that would compete with projects taming the river for harvesting its industrial powers.
The Yangtze and its main tributaries could not be used for producing power through numerous water wheels, in the way that the much smaller and more modest English rivers, streams, and brooks could.
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