Spinning Jenny - Revision history

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	*Deutsches Museum. ''Die Spinning Jenny von James Hagreaves. Die Legende von der kleinen Jenny.'' Auszug aus: Meisterwerke aus dem Deutschen Museum. 4. vols. <https://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/meisterwerke/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/> (Last access: 26/01/2010).		*Deutsches Museum. ''Die Spinning Jenny von James Hagreaves. Die Legende von der kleinen Jenny.'' Auszug aus: Meisterwerke aus dem Deutschen Museum. 4. vols. <https://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/meisterwerke/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/> (Last access: 26/01/2010).
	*Harling, Nick. ''James Hargreaves 1720-1778.'' Cotton Town: Blackburn with Darwen. <http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506> (Last access: 26/01/2010). Archived article: https://web.archive.org/web/20100615174155/http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506.		*Harling, Nick. ''James Hargreaves 1720-1778.'' Cotton Town: Blackburn with Darwen. <http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506> (Last access: 26/01/2010). Archived article: https://web.archive.org/web/20100615174155/http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506.
	*''Spinning Jenny. The Beginning of the Machine Age.'' <http://www.famoushistoricalevents.net/spinning-jenny/> (Last access: 26/01/2010).		*''Spinning Jenny. The Beginning of the Machine Age.'' <http://www.famoushistoricalevents.net/spinning-jenny/> (Last access: 26/01/2010). Archived article: https://web.archive.org/web/20100211224734/http://www.famoushistoricalevents.net/spinning-jenny/.
	*Ziegler, Dieter. "Die Industrielle Revolution." ''Geschichte Kompakt''. Ed. Gabriele Haug-Moritz (et. al.). Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 2005. [pages??]		*Ziegler, Dieter. "Die Industrielle Revolution." ''Geschichte Kompakt''. Ed. Gabriele Haug-Moritz (et. al.). Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 2005. [pages??]

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	*Braudel, Fernand. ''Civilization and Capitalism. 15th – 18th Century.'' 3. vols. Transl. Sian Reynolds. London: William Collins Sons & Co Ltd, 1984.		*Braudel, Fernand. ''Civilization and Capitalism. 15th – 18th Century.'' 3. vols. Transl. Sian Reynolds. London: William Collins Sons & Co Ltd, 1984.
	*Deutsches Museum. ''Die Spinning Jenny von James Hagreaves. Die Legende von der kleinen Jenny.'' Auszug aus: Meisterwerke aus dem Deutschen Museum. 4. vols. <https://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/meisterwerke/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/> (Last access: 26/01/2010).		*Deutsches Museum. ''Die Spinning Jenny von James Hagreaves. Die Legende von der kleinen Jenny.'' Auszug aus: Meisterwerke aus dem Deutschen Museum. 4. vols. <https://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/meisterwerke/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/> (Last access: 26/01/2010).
	*Harling, Nick. ''James Hargreaves 1720-1778.'' Cotton Town: Blackburn with Darwen. <http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506> (Last access: 26/01/2010).		*Harling, Nick. ''James Hargreaves 1720-1778.'' Cotton Town: Blackburn with Darwen. <http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506> (Last access: 26/01/2010). Archived article: https://web.archive.org/web/20100615174155/http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506.
	*''Spinning Jenny. The Beginning of the Machine Age.'' <http://www.famoushistoricalevents.net/spinning-jenny/> (Last access: 26/01/2010).		*''Spinning Jenny. The Beginning of the Machine Age.'' <http://www.famoushistoricalevents.net/spinning-jenny/> (Last access: 26/01/2010).
	*Ziegler, Dieter. "Die Industrielle Revolution." ''Geschichte Kompakt''. Ed. Gabriele Haug-Moritz (et. al.). Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 2005. [pages??]		*Ziegler, Dieter. "Die Industrielle Revolution." ''Geschichte Kompakt''. Ed. Gabriele Haug-Moritz (et. al.). Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 2005. [pages??]

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	*Braudel, Fernand. ''Civilization and Capitalism. 15th – 18th Century.'' 3. vols. Transl. Sian Reynolds. London: William Collins Sons & Co Ltd, 1984.		*Braudel, Fernand. ''Civilization and Capitalism. 15th – 18th Century.'' 3. vols. Transl. Sian Reynolds. London: William Collins Sons & Co Ltd, 1984.
	*Deutsches Museum. ''Die Spinning Jenny von James Hagreaves. Die Legende von der kleinen Jenny.'' Auszug aus: Meisterwerke aus dem Deutschen Museum. 4. vols. <~~http~~://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/~~ausgewaehlte-objekte~~/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/~~#Top~~> (Last access: 26/01/2010).		*Deutsches Museum. ''Die Spinning Jenny von James Hagreaves. Die Legende von der kleinen Jenny.'' Auszug aus: Meisterwerke aus dem Deutschen Museum. 4. vols. <https://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/meisterwerke/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/> (Last access: 26/01/2010).
	*Harling, Nick. ''James Hargreaves 1720-1778.'' Cotton Town: Blackburn with Darwen. <http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506> (Last access: 26/01/2010).		*Harling, Nick. ''James Hargreaves 1720-1778.'' Cotton Town: Blackburn with Darwen. <http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506> (Last access: 26/01/2010).
	*''Spinning Jenny. The Beginning of the Machine Age.'' <http://www.famoushistoricalevents.net/spinning-jenny/> (Last access: 26/01/2010).		*''Spinning Jenny. The Beginning of the Machine Age.'' <http://www.famoushistoricalevents.net/spinning-jenny/> (Last access: 26/01/2010).
	*Ziegler, Dieter. "Die Industrielle Revolution." ''Geschichte Kompakt''. Ed. Gabriele Haug-Moritz (et. al.). Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 2005. [pages??]		*Ziegler, Dieter. "Die Industrielle Revolution." ''Geschichte Kompakt''. Ed. Gabriele Haug-Moritz (et. al.). Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 2005. [pages??]

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	Also called ''Spinning Engine'', mechanical spinning device, invented in 1764 by [[James Hargreaves]] ~~(1720 – 1778)~~.		Also called ''Spinning Engine'', mechanical spinning device, invented in 1764 by [[James Hargreaves]].

	In the 18th–century there happened to be an acute lack of yarn in the county Lancashire. Due to this the British Society of Arts announced a competition where they looked out for a machine with the ability to spin six twines of wool, flax, hemp or cotton at the same time and which is run by only one person (Ziegler 2).		In the 18th–century there happened to be an acute lack of yarn in the county of Lancashire. Due to this the British Society of Arts announced a competition where they looked out for a machine with the ability to spin six twines of wool, flax, hemp or cotton at the same time and which is run by only one person (Ziegler 2). The aim was not only to fight the lack but also to increase the labour productivity effectively and further to start controlling the homebound industry by concentrating on manufacturing (Braudel 566 - 567; Ziegler 2).

	The aim was not only to fight the lack but also to increase the labour productivity effectively and further to start controlling the homebound industry by concentrating on manufacturing (Braudel 566 - 567; Ziegler 2).		The desired specifications by the British Society of Arts were achieved by James Hargreaves, a handloom weaver, who presented the Spinning Jenny in 1764 (Ziegler 2). Hargreaves got the idea for the Spinning Jenny by accident when a spinning wheel fell down in his house. When he saw how wheel and newel kept on turning as if by their own volition he thought about a way to automatise the spinning action ([http://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/ausgewaehlte-objekte/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/#Top]).

	The desired specifications by the British Society of Arts were achieved by James Hargreaves, a handloom weaver, who presented the Spinning Jenny in 1764 (Ziegler 2).

	Hargreaves got the idea for the Spinning Jenny by accident when a spinning wheel fell down in his house. When he saw how wheel and newel kept on turning as if by their own volition he thought about a way to automatise the spinning action ([http://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/ausgewaehlte-objekte/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/#Top]).

	There is little information about Hargreaves himself. He was born near Blackburn, but the exact location is unknown. He was not able to read or to write but he had an interest in carpentry and engineering. Legend has it that the name “Jenny” came from his daughter who is said to be the person who overthrew the spinning wheel by accident. Modern research doubts this, because neither one of Hargreaves' daughters (there were several) nor his wife were named Jenny. It is believed that the name “Jenny” is simply an abbreviation for a machine or engine ([http://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/ausgewaehlte-objekte/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/#Top]; [http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506]).		There is little information about Hargreaves himself. He was born near Blackburn, but the exact location is unknown. He was not able to read or to write but he had an interest in carpentry and engineering. Legend has it that the name “Jenny” came from his daughter who is said to be the person who overthrew the spinning wheel by accident. Modern research doubts this, because neither one of Hargreaves' daughters (there were several) nor his wife were named Jenny. It is believed that the name “Jenny” is simply an abbreviation for a machine or engine ([http://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/ausgewaehlte-objekte/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/#Top]; [http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506]).

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	Also called ''Spinning Engine'', mechanical spinning device, invented in 1764 by [[James Hargreaves]] (1720 – 1778).		Also called ''Spinning Engine'', mechanical spinning device, invented in 1764 by [[James Hargreaves]] (1720 – 1778).


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	In the 18th–century there happened to be an acute lack of yarn in the county Lancashire. Due to this the British Society of Arts announced a competition where they looked out for a machine with the ability to spin six twines of wool, flax, hemp or cotton at the same time and which is run by only one person (Ziegler 2).		In the 18th–century there happened to be an acute lack of yarn in the county Lancashire. Due to this the British Society of Arts announced a competition where they looked out for a machine with the ability to spin six twines of wool, flax, hemp or cotton at the same time and which is run by only one person (Ziegler 2).
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	The aim was not only to fight the lack but also to increase the labour productivity effectively and further to start controlling the homebound industry by concentrating on manufacturing (Braudel 566 - 567; Ziegler 2).		The aim was not only to fight the lack but also to increase the labour productivity effectively and further to start controlling the homebound industry by concentrating on manufacturing (Braudel 566 - 567; Ziegler 2).

	The ~~wanted~~ specifications by the British Society of Arts were achieved by James Hargreaves, a handloom weaver, who presented the Spinning Jenny in 1764 (Ziegler 2).		The desired specifications by the British Society of Arts were achieved by James Hargreaves, a handloom weaver, who presented the Spinning Jenny in 1764 (Ziegler 2).

	Hargreaves got the idea for the Spinning Jenny by accident when a spinning wheel fell down in his house. When he saw how wheel and newel kept on turning as if by their own volition he thought about a way to automatise the spinning action ([http://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/ausgewaehlte-objekte/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/#Top ~~link title~~]).		Hargreaves got the idea for the Spinning Jenny by accident when a spinning wheel fell down in his house. When he saw how wheel and newel kept on turning as if by their own volition he thought about a way to automatise the spinning action ([http://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/ausgewaehlte-objekte/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/#Top]).

	There ~~are only a few informations~~ about Hargreaves himself. He was born near Blackburn, but the exact location is unknown. He was not able to read or to write but he had an interest in carpentry and engineering. Legend has it that the name “Jenny” came from his daughter who is said to be the person who overthrew the spinning wheel by accident. Modern research doubts this, because neither one of Hargreaves' daughters (there were several) nor his wife were named Jenny. It is believed that the name “Jenny” is simply an abbreviation for a machine or engine ([http://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/ausgewaehlte-objekte/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/#Top ~~link title~~];[http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506 ~~link title~~]).		There is little information about Hargreaves himself. He was born near Blackburn, but the exact location is unknown. He was not able to read or to write but he had an interest in carpentry and engineering. Legend has it that the name “Jenny” came from his daughter who is said to be the person who overthrew the spinning wheel by accident. Modern research doubts this, because neither one of Hargreaves' daughters (there were several) nor his wife were named Jenny. It is believed that the name “Jenny” is simply an abbreviation for a machine or engine ([http://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/ausgewaehlte-objekte/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/#Top]; [http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506]).

	The Spinning Jenny was later run by water power which moved the wheel by a crank-handle (Ziegler 2).		The Spinning Jenny was later run by water power which moved the wheel by a crank-handle (Ziegler 2).
	Another machine for improving productivity and efficiency of spinning was the Water-frame Spinning Machine invented in 1769 by [[Richard Arkwright]] (1732 – 1792) (Braudel 566; Ziegler 2). Through the inventions of the Spinning Jenny and the Water-frame Spinning Machine productivity rose tenfold (Braudel 567).		Another machine for improving productivity and efficiency of spinning was the Water-frame Spinning Machine invented in 1769 by [[Richard Arkwright]] (1732 – 1792) (Braudel 566; Ziegler 2). Through the inventions of the Spinning Jenny and the Water-frame Spinning Machine productivity rose tenfold (Braudel 567).
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	~~'''Bibliography:'''~~

	~~Ziegler, Dieter. "Die Industrielle Revolution." ''Geschichte Kompakt''. Ed. Gabriele Haug-Moritz (et. al.). Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 2005. pages??~~

	~~Braudel, Fernand. ''Civilization and Capitalism. 15th – 18th Century.'' 3. vols. Transl. Sian Reynolds. London: William Collins Sons & Co Ltd, 1984.~~

	Deutsches Museum. ''Die Spinning Jenny von James Hagreaves. Die Legende von der kleinen Jenny.'' Auszug aus: Meisterwerke aus dem Deutschen Museum. 4. vols. < [http://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/ausgewaehlte-objekte/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/#Top link title](Last use: 26.01.2010).

	~~Harling, Nick. ''James Hargreaves 1720-1778.'' Cotton Town: Blackburn with Darwen. >[http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506 link title]< (Last use: 26.01.2010).~~

	''Spinning Jenny. The Beginning of the Machine Age.'' ~~> [~~http://www.famoushistoricalevents.net/spinning-jenny/~~] <~~ (Last ~~use~~: 26.01.~~2010~~).		== Sources ==
			*Braudel, Fernand. ''Civilization and Capitalism. 15th – 18th Century.'' 3. vols. Transl. Sian Reynolds. London: William Collins Sons & Co Ltd, 1984.
			*Deutsches Museum. ''Die Spinning Jenny von James Hagreaves. Die Legende von der kleinen Jenny.'' Auszug aus: Meisterwerke aus dem Deutschen Museum. 4. vols. <http://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/ausgewaehlte-objekte/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/#Top> (Last access: 26/01/2010).
			*Harling, Nick. ''James Hargreaves 1720-1778.'' Cotton Town: Blackburn with Darwen. <http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506> (Last access: 26/01/2010).
			*''Spinning Jenny. The Beginning of the Machine Age.'' <http://www.famoushistoricalevents.net/spinning-jenny/> (Last access: 26/01/2010).
			*Ziegler, Dieter. "Die Industrielle Revolution." ''Geschichte Kompakt''. Ed. Gabriele Haug-Moritz (et. al.). Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 2005. [pages??]

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	~~The ''Spinning Jenny'', also~~ called ''Spinning Engine'' ~~was~~ invented in 1764 by James Hargreaves (1720 – 1778).		Also called ''Spinning Engine'', mechanical spinning device, invented in 1764 by [[James Hargreaves]] (1720 – 1778).


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	In the ~~18th – Century~~ happened to be an acute ~~deprivation~~ of yarn in the county Lancashire. Due to this ~~deprivation~~ the British Society of Arts announced a competition where they looked out for a machine with the ability to spin six twines of wool, flax, hemp or cotton at the same time and which is run by only one person (Ziegler 2).		In the 18th–century there happened to be an acute lack of yarn in the county Lancashire. Due to this the British Society of Arts announced a competition where they looked out for a machine with the ability to spin six twines of wool, flax, hemp or cotton at the same time and which is run by only one person (Ziegler 2).

	The aim was not only to fight the ~~deprivation~~ but also to increase the labour productivity effectively and further to start controlling the homebound industry by concentrating ~~the~~ manufacturing (Braudel 566 - 567; Ziegler 2).		The aim was not only to fight the lack but also to increase the labour productivity effectively and further to start controlling the homebound industry by concentrating on manufacturing (Braudel 566 - 567; Ziegler 2).

	The wanted specifications by the British Society of Arts were achieved by James Hargreaves, a handloom weaver, who presented the ''Spinning Jenny'' in 1764 (Ziegler 2).		The wanted specifications by the British Society of Arts were achieved by James Hargreaves, a handloom weaver, who presented the Spinning Jenny in 1764 (Ziegler 2).

	~~The~~ idea for the ''Spinning Jenny~~'' got Hargreaves~~ by ~~an incident~~ when ~~accidentally~~ a spinning wheel ~~felt~~ down in his house. When he saw how wheel and newel ~~turned further like of its~~ own volition he thought about a way to automatise the spinning action ([http://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/ausgewaehlte-objekte/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/#Top link title]).		Hargreaves got the idea for the Spinning Jenny by accident when a spinning wheel fell down in his house. When he saw how wheel and newel kept on turning as if by their own volition he thought about a way to automatise the spinning action ([http://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/ausgewaehlte-objekte/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/#Top link title]).

	There are only a few informations about Hargreaves himself. He was born near Blackburn, but the exact location is unknown. He was not able to read or to write but he had an interest in carpentry and engineering. Legend has it that the name “Jenny” came from his daughter who is said to be the person who ~~overthrow by accident~~ the spinning wheel. Modern research doubts this, because ~~none~~ of Hargreaves daughters (there were several) ~~was~~ named Jenny ~~neither his wife~~. It is believed that the name “Jenny” is simply an abbreviation for a machine or engine ([http://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/ausgewaehlte-objekte/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/#Top link title];[http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506 link title]).		There are only a few informations about Hargreaves himself. He was born near Blackburn, but the exact location is unknown. He was not able to read or to write but he had an interest in carpentry and engineering. Legend has it that the name “Jenny” came from his daughter who is said to be the person who overthrew the spinning wheel by accident. Modern research doubts this, because neither one of Hargreaves' daughters (there were several) nor his wife were named Jenny. It is believed that the name “Jenny” is simply an abbreviation for a machine or engine ([http://www.deutsches-museum.de/sammlungen/ausgewaehlte-objekte/meisterwerke-iv/spinning-jenny/#Top link title];[http://www.cottontown.org/page.cfm?pageID=506 link title]).

	The ''Spinning Jenny'' was later ~~not anymore~~ run by ~~a person but with waterpower~~ which moved the wheel by a crank-handle (~~Zigler~~ 2).		The Spinning Jenny was later run by water power which moved the wheel by a crank-handle (Ziegler 2).
	~~One~~ of the ~~most competitors of the ''Spinning Jenny'' became the ''~~Water-frame Spinning Machine~~'' who was found~~ in 1769 by Richard Arkwright (1732 – 1792) (Braudel 566; Ziegler 2).		Another machine for improving productivity and efficiency of spinning was the Water-frame Spinning Machine invented in 1769 by [[Richard Arkwright]] (1732 – 1792) (Braudel 566; Ziegler 2). Through the inventions of the Spinning Jenny and the Water-frame Spinning Machine productivity rose tenfold (Braudel 567).

	Through the inventions of the ''Spinning Jenny'' and the ''Water-frame Spinning Machine~~'' was the production ten times higher~~ (Braudel 567).
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	'''Bibliography:'''		'''Bibliography:'''

	Ziegler, Dieter. ''Die Industrielle Revolution.'' Geschichte Kompakt. Ed. Gabriele Haug-Moritz (et. al.). Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 2005.		Ziegler, Dieter. "Die Industrielle Revolution." ''Geschichte Kompakt''. Ed. Gabriele Haug-Moritz (et. al.). Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 2005. pages??

	Braudel, Fernand. ''Civilization and Capitalism. 15th – 18th Century.'' 3. vols. Transl. Sian Reynolds. London: William Collins Sons & Co Ltd, 1984.		Braudel, Fernand. ''Civilization and Capitalism. 15th – 18th Century.'' 3. vols. Transl. Sian Reynolds. London: William Collins Sons & Co Ltd, 1984.

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	The ''Spinning Jenny'' was later not anymore run by a person but with waterpower which moved the wheel by a crank-handle (Zigler 2).		The ''Spinning Jenny'' was later not anymore run by a person but with waterpower which moved the wheel by a crank-handle (Zigler 2).
	One of the most competitors of the ''Spinning Jenny'' became the ''~~Waterframe~~ Spinning Machine'' who was found in 1769 by Richard Arkwright (1732 – 1792) (Braudel 566; Ziegler 2).		One of the most competitors of the ''Spinning Jenny'' became the ''Water-frame Spinning Machine'' who was found in 1769 by Richard Arkwright (1732 – 1792) (Braudel 566; Ziegler 2).

	Through the inventions of the Spinning Jenny and the ~~Waterframe~~ Spinning Machine ~~were~~ the production ten times higher (Braudel 567).		Through the inventions of the ''Spinning Jenny'' and the ''Water-frame Spinning Machine'' was the production ten times higher (Braudel 567).
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	One of the most competitors of the ''Spinning Jenny'' became the ''Waterframe Spinning Machine'' who was found in 1769 by Richard Arkwright (1732 – 1792) (Braudel 566; Ziegler 2).		One of the most competitors of the ''Spinning Jenny'' became the ''Waterframe Spinning Machine'' who was found in 1769 by Richard Arkwright (1732 – 1792) (Braudel 566; Ziegler 2).

			Through the inventions of the Spinning Jenny and the Waterframe Spinning Machine were the production ten times higher (Braudel 567).
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	The ''Spinning Jenny'' was later not anymore run by a person but with waterpower which moved the wheel by a crank-handle (Zigler 2).		The ''Spinning Jenny'' was later not anymore run by a person but with waterpower which moved the wheel by a crank-handle (Zigler 2).
	One of the most competitors of the ''Spinning Jenny'' became the ''Waterframe Spinning Machine'' who was found in 1769 by Richard Arkwright (1732 – 1792) (Ziegler 2).		One of the most competitors of the ''Spinning Jenny'' became the ''Waterframe Spinning Machine'' who was found in 1769 by Richard Arkwright (1732 – 1792) (Braudel 566; Ziegler 2).

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	In the 18th – Century happened to be an acute deprivation of yarn in the county Lancashire. Due to this deprivation the British Society of Arts announced a competition where they looked out for a machine with the ability to spin six twines of wool, flax, hemp or cotton at the same time and which is run by only one person (Ziegler 2).		In the 18th – Century happened to be an acute deprivation of yarn in the county Lancashire. Due to this deprivation the British Society of Arts announced a competition where they looked out for a machine with the ability to spin six twines of wool, flax, hemp or cotton at the same time and which is run by only one person (Ziegler 2).

	The aim was not only to fight the deprivation but also to increase the labour productivity effectively and further to start controlling the homebound industry by concentrating the manufacturing (Ziegler 2).		The aim was not only to fight the deprivation but also to increase the labour productivity effectively and further to start controlling the homebound industry by concentrating the manufacturing (Braudel 566 - 567; Ziegler 2).

	The wanted specifications by the British Society of Arts were achieved by James Hargreaves, a handloom weaver, who presented the ''Spinning Jenny'' in 1764 (Ziegler 2).		The wanted specifications by the British Society of Arts were achieved by James Hargreaves, a handloom weaver, who presented the ''Spinning Jenny'' in 1764 (Ziegler 2).