The industrial revolution

CD Audiobook

The industrial revolution / Dr. Patrick N. Allitt (Emory University).

Allitt, Patrick, (author,, speaker.). Smithsonian Institution. (Added Author). Teaching Company, (publisher.).

Summary:

A series of lectures on the industrial revolution presented by Dr. Patrick N. Allitt, professor of American history at Emory University.

Record details

ISBN: 9781598038750
ISBN: 1598038753
Physical Description: 18 audio discs : digital ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 course guidebook (viii, 273 p. : illustrations ; 19 cm)
Publisher: Chantilly, VA : Teaching Company, [2014]
Copyright: �2014

Content descriptions

General Note:: Course no. 8950.

"The Great Courses has partnered with the Smithsonian to create ... educational experiences, such as this series on ... inventors and the revolutionary machines that changed the course of history"--Container.

36 lectures, 30 min. per lecture.

"Course no. 8950"--Container.
Bibliography, etc. Note:: Includes bibliographical references (pages 261-273 of course guidebook).
Formatted Contents Note:: volume 1: lecture 1. Industrialization is good for you -- lecture 2. Why was Britain first? -- lecture 3. The agricultural revolution -- lecture 4. Cities and manufacturing traditions -- lecture 5. The Royal shipyards -- lecture 6. The textile industry -- lecture 7. Coal mining : powering the revolution -- lecture 8. Iron : coking and puddling -- lecture 9. Wedgwood and the pottery business -- lecture 10. Building Britain's canals -- lecture 11. Steam technology and the first railways -- lecture 12. The railway revolution.

volume 2: lecture 13. Isambard Kingdom Brunel : master engineer -- lecture 14. The machine-tool makers -- lecture 15. The worker's-eye view -- lecture 16. Poets, novelists, and factories -- lecture 17. How industry changed politics -- lecture 18. Dismal science : the economists -- lecture 19. American pioneers : Whitney and Lowell -- lecture 20. Steamboats and factories in America -- lecture 21. Why Europe started late -- lecture 22. Bismarck, De Lesseps, and Eiffel -- lecture 23. John D. Rockefeller and Standard Oil -- lecture 24. Andrew Carnegie and American Steel.

volume 3: lecture 25. American industrial labor -- lecture 26. Anglo-American contrasts -- lecture 27. Electric shocks and surprises -- lecture 28. Mass-producing bicycles and cars -- lecture 29. Taking flight : the dream becomes reality -- lecture 30. Industrial warfare, 1914-1918 -- lecture 31. Expansion and the Great Depression -- lecture 32. Mass production wins World War II -- lecture 33. The information revolution -- lecture 34. Asian Tigers : the new industrialized nations -- lecture 35. Environmental paradoxes -- lecture 36. The benign transformation.
Participant or Performer Note:: Lecturer, Patrick N. Allitt.

Search for related items by subject

Subject:: Industrial revolution.
Economic history.
Industries > History.
Genre:: Audiobooks.
Lectures.

Search for related items by series

Available copies

4 of 4 copies available at Northwest Indian College.

Holds

0 current holds with 4 total copies.

Place Hold Add to basket Remove from basket View Basket Print Email Permalink Disable Highlighting

Show All Copies

Location	Call Number / Copy Notes	Barcode	Shelving Location	Status	Due Date
Lummi Library	HD 2321 .A45 2014	287887	Stacks	Available	-
Lummi Library	HD 2321 .A45 2014 1 OF 3	287886	Audio Shelf	Reshelving	-
Lummi Library	HD 2321 .A45 2014 2 OF 3	287885	Audio Shelf	Reshelving	-
Lummi Library	HD 2321 .A45 2014 3 OF 3	287884	Audio Shelf	Reshelving	-

► Summaries & More

► Awards, Reviews, & Suggested Reads

► Shelf Browser

▼ MARC Record

LDR	04479cim a2200661Ii 4500
001	39387
003	NWIC
005	20161219233653.0
008	141112t20142014vaunnnn r l n eng d
006	aa b 000 0
007	sd fungnnmmneu
035		.	‡a(OCoLC)ocn895075480
040		.	‡aJBL ‡beng ‡erda ‡cJBL ‡dOCLCF ‡dCPL ‡dOCL
020		.	‡a9781598038750
020		.	‡a1598038753
028	0	2.	‡a8950 ‡bTeaching Company ‡q(containers)
028	0	2.	‡aPC8950A ‡bTeaching Company ‡q(disc labels)
028	0	2.	‡aIC8950A-01--IC8950A-03 ‡bTeaching Company ‡q(compact disc containers)
028	0	2.	‡aPB8950A ‡bTeaching Company ‡q(course guidebook)
035		.	‡a(OCoLC)895075480
050		4.	‡aHD2321 ‡b.A425 2014
100	1	.	‡aAllitt, Patrick, ‡eauthor, ‡espeaker.
245	1	4.	‡aThe industrial revolution / ‡cDr. Patrick N. Allitt (Emory University).
264		1.	‡aChantilly, VA : ‡bTeaching Company, ‡c[2014]
264		4.	‡c�2014
300		.	‡a18 audio discs : ‡bdigital ; ‡c4 3/4 in. + ‡e1 course guidebook (viii, 273 p. : illustrations ; 19 cm)
336		.	‡aspoken word ‡bspw ‡2rdacontent ‡3CDs
336		.	‡atext ‡btxt ‡2rdacontent ‡3book
337		.	‡aaudio ‡bs ‡2rdamedia ‡3CDs
337		.	‡aunmediated ‡bn ‡2rdamedia ‡3book
338		.	‡aaudio disc ‡bsd ‡2rdacarrier ‡3CDs
338		.	‡avolume ‡bnc ‡2rdacarrier ‡3book
490	1	.	‡aGreat courses. Topic: History. Subtopic: Modern history
500		.	‡aCourse no. 8950.
511	0	.	‡aLecturer, Patrick N. Allitt.
500		.	‡a"The Great Courses has partnered with the Smithsonian to create ... educational experiences, such as this series on ... inventors and the revolutionary machines that changed the course of history"--Container.
500		.	‡a36 lectures, 30 min. per lecture.
504		.	‡aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 261-273 of course guidebook).
520		.	‡aA series of lectures on the industrial revolution presented by Dr. Patrick N. Allitt, professor of American history at Emory University.
505	0	0.	‡gvolume 1: lecture 1. ‡tIndustrialization is good for you -- ‡glecture 2. ‡tWhy was Britain first? -- ‡glecture 3. ‡tThe agricultural revolution -- ‡glecture 4. ‡tCities and manufacturing traditions -- ‡glecture 5. ‡tThe Royal shipyards -- ‡glecture 6. ‡tThe textile industry -- ‡glecture 7. ‡tCoal mining : powering the revolution -- ‡glecture 8. ‡tIron : coking and puddling -- ‡glecture 9. ‡tWedgwood and the pottery business -- ‡glecture 10. ‡tBuilding Britain's canals -- ‡glecture 11. ‡tSteam technology and the first railways -- ‡glecture 12. ‡tThe railway revolution.
505	0	0.	‡gvolume 2: lecture 13. ‡tIsambard Kingdom Brunel : master engineer -- ‡glecture 14. ‡tThe machine-tool makers -- ‡glecture 15. ‡tThe worker's-eye view -- ‡glecture 16. ‡tPoets, novelists, and factories -- ‡glecture 17. ‡tHow industry changed politics -- ‡glecture 18. ‡tDismal science : the economists -- ‡glecture 19. ‡tAmerican pioneers : Whitney and Lowell -- ‡glecture 20. ‡tSteamboats and factories in America -- ‡glecture 21. ‡tWhy Europe started late -- ‡glecture 22. ‡tBismarck, De Lesseps, and Eiffel -- ‡glecture 23. ‡tJohn D. Rockefeller and Standard Oil -- ‡glecture 24. ‡tAndrew Carnegie and American Steel.
505	0	0.	‡gvolume 3: lecture 25. ‡tAmerican industrial labor -- ‡glecture 26. ‡tAnglo-American contrasts -- ‡glecture 27. ‡tElectric shocks and surprises -- ‡glecture 28. ‡tMass-producing bicycles and cars -- ‡glecture 29. ‡tTaking flight : the dream becomes reality -- ‡glecture 30. ‡tIndustrial warfare, 1914-1918 -- ‡glecture 31. ‡tExpansion and the Great Depression -- ‡glecture 32. ‡tMass production wins World War II -- ‡glecture 33. ‡tThe information revolution -- ‡glecture 34. ‡tAsian Tigers : the new industrialized nations -- ‡glecture 35. ‡tEnvironmental paradoxes -- ‡glecture 36. ‡tThe benign transformation.
500		.	‡a"Course no. 8950"--Container.
650		0.	‡aIndustrial revolution.
650		0.	‡aEconomic history.
650		0.	‡aIndustries ‡xHistory.
655		7.	‡aAudiobooks. ‡2fast ‡0(OCoLC)fst01726208
655		7.	‡aLectures. ‡2fast ‡0(OCoLC)fst01919935
710	2	.	‡aSmithsonian Institution.
710	2	.	‡aTeaching Company, ‡epublisher.
830		0.	‡aGreat courses (Compact disc)
994		.	‡aZ0 ‡bWANIC
948		.	‡hNO HOLDINGS IN WANIC - 19 OTHER HOLDINGS
901		.	‡aocn895075480 ‡bOCoLC ‡c39387 ‡tbiblio