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... factory . Down to the nineteenth century factories were always called mills , for what we call the factory grew out of the application of water - power to industrial processes ; and it was the existence of a central building , divorced ...
... factory . Down to the nineteenth century factories were always called mills , for what we call the factory grew out of the application of water - power to industrial processes ; and it was the existence of a central building , divorced ...
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... factory : in fact the ideal , as Marx well says , paled before the reality . Industrial diseases naturally ... factory and mill . For the highest standards of factory Х efficiency were achieved with the aid of only partly used THE ...
... factory : in fact the ideal , as Marx well says , paled before the reality . Industrial diseases naturally ... factory and mill . For the highest standards of factory Х efficiency were achieved with the aid of only partly used THE ...
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... factory chimney had helped to create this dense atmosphere ; and by means of the atmosphere one escaped , in vision , some of the worst effects of the factory chimney . In painting even the acrid smells disappeared , and only the ...
... factory chimney had helped to create this dense atmosphere ; and by means of the atmosphere one escaped , in vision , some of the worst effects of the factory chimney . In painting even the acrid smells disappeared , and only the ...
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CULTURAL PREPARATION | 9 |
AGENTS OF MECHANIZATION | 60 |
THE EOTECHNIC PHASE | 107 |
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