It is generally agreed that the Industrial Revolution began in the early eighteenth century. Some historians and economists, however, argue for a much earlier origin, pointing to medieval innovations such as the printing press and the mechanical clock as early signals of industrial thinking. The steam engine itself was functioning by the late seventeenth century. Regardless of where one places its precise beginning, there is universal agreement that the Industrial Revolution

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