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Preston in 1825, a strong middle class
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Preston in 1825, a strong middle classPreston in 1825, a strong middle class

September 21, 2025 Geoffrey Whittaker BSc MAGeoffrey Whittaker BSc MA 0 Comments 7:00 am

Preston did not have any nearby coal mines, as was usual with other rapidly industrialising towns in Lancashire. However, it[...]

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Farington Textile Workers Avoid Starvation, 1862.
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Farington Textile Workers Avoid Starvation, 1862.Farington Textile Workers Avoid Starvation, 1862.

September 16, 2025 Geoffrey Whittaker BSc MAGeoffrey Whittaker BSc MA 0 Comments 7:15 am

In 1862 the American Civil War was raging and this disrupted cotton supplies. Consequently, the Village Of Farington near, Leyland[...]

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