Excerpt from The Story of British Trade and Industry
In the following pages I have endeavoured to sketch in outline the leading features of the History of British Trade and Industry. It has necessarily meant a rigid compression of facts, and has left little room for comment or deduction; still, the narrative will be found, I trust, to present sufficient of regular sequence to enable it to be followed with interest; and those who desire to investigate particular points more fully can easily do so by turning to special books covering those points.
At a time like the present, when so many are halted, as it were, at the fiscal cross roads, uncertain as to the way to take - whether backward or forward, or along some hazily defined middle course - it is well that the lesson of the industrial past should be studied, and if the story as here set down should act in some slight degree as an incentive to that study its purpose will have been served.
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