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    abolishedandonlyaldforfserfdourvived,theguilds

    disuragedtheideaofusingchinerybecausetheythought

    thisberoftheirbrethrenoutof

    iddleagesatallinterested

    inproducinglargequantitiesofgoodstheirtailorsandbutchers

    andall

    nityinpete

    orethanrictly

    necessary

    duringtherenaissance,heprejudicesofthechurch

    againstscientificinvestigationsuldnolongerbeenforcedas

    rigidlyasbefore,alargenuerofnbegantodevotetheir

    livestothetiyandphysicsandchestry

    thebeginningofthethirtyyearswar,

    johnnapier,astchn,hadpublishedhislittlebookh

    describedthenesduringthe

    self,gottfriedleibnitzofleipzighadperfectedthesystef

    infinitesilcalculuseightyearsbeforethepeaceofphalia,

    nehegreatenglishnaturalphilosopher,was

    bo,andinthatsayeargalileo,theitalianastronor,

    diedanhethirtyyearsroyedtheprosperity

    ofcentraleuropeandthereverygeneral

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    goldthisprovedtobeiossiblebutthealchestsintheir

    laboratoriesstuleduponnynelyhelped

    theistsheirsuccessors

    theenprovidedthehasolid

    scientificfoundationuponobuildeven

    thestpliberofpractical

    ndegooduseofittheddleageshadusedwoodfor

    thefeachinerybut

    easilyironuchbetterterialbutironarce

    exostoftheslting

    eltiron,hugefireshe

    beginning,thesefireshadbeendeofgradually

    theforestshadbeenusedupthen``stonealthepetrified

    treesofprehistorictisalasyou

    knoobedugoutofthegroundandithastobetransported

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    dryfroheeverinvadingers

    thesesobesolvedatonce

    forthetibeing,horsesuldstillbeusedtohaultheal

    pingquestiondendedtheapplication

    ofspecialchineryseveralinventorsryingto

    solvethedifficultytheyallkneo

    beusedintheieenginewas

    veryoldheroofalexandria,hefirstcentury

    beforeachinery

    thepeopleoftherenaissance

    hadplayeddrivensthe

    rquisofporaryofnewton,inhisbook

    ofinventions,tellsofasteanginealittlelater,intheyear

    1698,thossaveryoflondonappliedforapatentfora

    puingengineatthesati,ahollander,christian

    huygens,ryingtoperfectanengineinhgunpowder

    uchthesawayas

    otors

    allovereurope,peoplehtheideadenis

    papin,afrenchn,friendandassistantofhuygens,was

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    heinventedalittle,anda

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    vessel,itplaintof

    theboatnsunion,hatsuchacraftwoulddeprive

    theftheirlivelihoodpapinfinallydiedinlondonin

    greatpoverty,havingoneyonhisinventions

    butatthetiofhisdeath,anotherchanicalenthusiast,

    thosneen,ofanew

    steaufiftyyearslaterhisengineprovedupon

    byjasakerintheyear

    1777,hegavetheengihatprovedof

    realpracticalvalue

    butduringtheentsha``heatengine,

    thepoliticallychangedthebritish

    peoplehadsucceededthedutchasthencarriersofthe

    radetheyhadopenedupneook

    theraaterialsheloniesproducedtoengland,

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    heseventeenthcentury,thepeopleofgeorgia

    andthecarolinashadbeguntogrohgave

    astrangesortofance,thesocalled``ttonwool

    afterthishadbeenplucked,ittoenglandandthere

    thepeopleoflancastershireintocloththisweaving

    esoftheenverysoon

    anuerofiroventsadeintheprocessofweaving

    intheyear1730,johnkayinventedthe``flyshuttle

    in1770,jashargreavesgotapatentonhis``spinning

    jennyelierican,inventedthettongin,

    itsseeds,ajobhhad

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    finallyrichardarkundcart

    inventedlargeachines,hweredrivenby

    erpohen,intheeightiesoftheeighteenth

    century,justheestatesgeneraloffrancehadbegun

    thosefausetingsorevolutionisethepolitical

    systefeurope,theenginesofth

    aachinesofark,

    andthiscreatedanenocandsocialrevolution

    anrelationshipinalsteverypart

    oftheworld

    assoonasthestationaryenginehadprovedasuccess,the

    inventorstuedtheirattentiontotheproblefpropelling

    boatsandcartsechanicalntrivance

    selfdesignedplansfora``steaootive,but

    erehehadperfectedhisideas,intheyear1804,alootive

    debyrichardtrevithickcarriedaloadoftytonsat

    penydarranint

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