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THE IRON INDUSTRY IN THE WEALD IN THE PERIOD OF THE SEVEN YEARS’ WAR, 1750-1770

by Jeremy Hodgkinson

MA dissertation, University of Brighton, 1993

The original text of the dissertation has been scanned in sections and exported as PDFs as follows:

Contents

Contents, List of Tables and Figures, Abbreviations, etc

Chapter 1

Introduction

Chapter 2

Ownership, Organisation and Risk

Chapter 3

Products and Markets

Chapter 4

Location, Raw Materials, Transport and Labour

Chapter 5

Conclusions

Appendix 1

Wealden ironmasters and their sites, 1750-70

Appendix 2

Board of Ordnance and East India Company: Suppliers of Iron, 1750-70

Appendix 3

Board of Ordnance: Ordnance Purchases, 1750-70

Appendix 4

East India Company: Ordnance Purchases, 1750-70

Bibliography

 

Permission is given to download these files on condition that any use made of the material therein is given due acknowledgement.

Since it was written, a number of publications have corrected or amplified aspects of this dissertation, and readers are directed to the following:

Coutin, K. (ed.), 2008, History of the Iron Industry in West Hoathly, (West Hoathly, West Hoathly Local History Group).

Hodgkinson, J. S., 1996, "The decline in the ordnance trade in the Weald", Sussex Archaeological Collections, 134, 155-167.

Hodgkinson, J. S., 2000, "The Raby Background: The Midlands, London and the Weald," in Crocker, G., Alexander Raby, Ironmaster, (Guildford, Surrey Industrial History Group).

Hodgkinson, J. S., 2008, The Wealden Iron Industry (Stroud, The History Press).

King, P. W., 1995, "Ashburnham furnace in the early 18th century", Sussex Archaeological Collections, 133, 255-262.

King, P. W., 2002, "Bar iron production in the Weald in the early 18th century", Wealden Iron, 2nd ser., 22, 26-34.