{\rtf1\fbidis\ansi\ansicpg1252\deff0\deflang2057{\fonttbl{\f0\fswiss\fprq2\fcharset0 Calibri;}{\f1\fnil\fcharset0 Verdana;}}\viewkind4\uc1\pard\ltrpar\f0\fs22 VOLUME I\parKey Maps\parList of Maps\parList of Tables\parList of Family Trees\parNote on Weights and Measures\parAbbreviations\parAbstract\par1.Introduction\parIntroduction\parSources and methodology\parTechnology\parBloomery processes\parFurnaces \parForges and foundries\parSubsequent processing\parOrthography\parEconomics and trade\parScope and organisation\parStructure of gazetteer entries\parHistoriographic issues\parPart I. Southeast\par2. Weald\parIntroduction\parOrigins of ironmaking processes\parNew process in the Weald\parThe start of English gunfounding\parGrowth and maturity\parLater Gunfounding\parThe industry after 1713\parThe final decline\parGazetteer arrangement\parGazetter of the East Weald\parAshbourne Catchment\parAsten Catchment\parBrede and Tillingham Catchments\parCuckmere Catchment\parGreat Stour Catchment\parMedway: Eden Catchment\parMedway: Kent Water and Cansiron Catchment\parMedway: Medway Upper Catchment \parMedway: Teise Catchment\parRother Catchment\parGazetteer of the West Weald\parAdur Catchment\parArun Catchment\parMole Catchment\parOuse Catchment\parWey Catchment\parOther ironworks in the whole Weald\parWater-powered bloomery forges\parOther ironworks\par3. The Thames Valley\parIntroduction\parSlitting mills\parIronware for London and export\parFoundries\parIron production in the Thames valley\parGazetteer\parIron processing works\parOther ironworks\par4. Hampshire \parIntroduction\parGazetteer\parCharcoal ironworks\parOther ironworks\parPart II. Northeast\par5. Northeast England\parIntroduction\parCharcoal iron production\parCrowley & Co\parThe Cookson firms\parOther manufacturers\parConclusion\parGazetteer\parCharcoal ironworks\parOther ironworks\parCoke ironworks\par6.
North Yorkshire Moors\parIntroduction\parGazetteer\parCharcoal ironworks\parBloomsmithies\parOther ironworks\par7. Northern West Riding\parIntroduction\parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks\parOther ironworks\par8. The Pennine Dales of West Yorkshire\parIntroduction\parSpencer firms \parOther ironmasters \parGazetteer of Charcoal ironworks \parBloomeries \parOther ironworks \parCoke furnaces \par9. Sheffield District \parIntroduction \parThe Duke of Norfolk\rquote s Works \parOther Sheffield ironworks \parSteel \parThe cutlery trades \parOther trades \parMerchants \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parBloomery forges \parTilts and other forges \parSteel furnaces near Sheffield \parSteel furnaces in the town of Sheffield \parTwo early foundry cupolas \parCoke ironworks \par10. Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parOther ironworks \parCoke furnaces \parPart III. Northern Midlands\par11. The Trent Valley \parIntroduction \parEarly ironworks \parBirmingham ironmongers in the east Midlands \parIron trade on the river Trent \parProcessing imports \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parOther ironworks \parCoke furnace\par12. North Staffordshire \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parBloomery forges \parOther ironworks \parCoke furnaces \par13.
Cheshire \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \par14. Wrexham and Flintshire \parIntroduction \parIsaac and John Wilkinson \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parOther ironworks \parCoke furnaces \par15. Montgomeryshire and the Border \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \par16. Shropshire West of the Severn Gorge \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parOther ironworks \par17. North Shropshire \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parOther ironworks \par18. Coalbrookdale and the Shropshire Coalfield \parIntroduction \parCoalbrookdale \parSir Basil Brooke \parLate 17th century \parThe origins of the reverberatory furnace \parAbraham Darby I \parThe Industrial Revolution \parNew furnaces \parNew forge processes \parLater history of the Coalbrookdale Company \parGazetteer \parCoalbrookdale furnaces \parCoalbrookdale forges \parOther Coalbrookdale ironworks \parOther coke ironworks \par19. Broseley and below the Gorge \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parBloomeries \parLater forges \parCoke ironworks \par20. The Worfe Valley \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \par\parVOLUME II\parList of Maps \parList of Family Trees \parPart IV: Southern Midlands\par21.
Penk Valley \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \par22. Cannock Chase \parIntroduction \parLord Paget\rquote s Works \parEighteenth century \parGazetteer \parCannock Chase ironworks \parCharcoal ironworks not within the Chase \parBloomery forges \parOther ironworks \par23. The Tame Valley and the Northeast Black Country \parIntroduction \parEarly iron production \parJennens family and their successors \parOther ironmasters \parNew technology \parManufactures \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parBloomery forges \parGun trade \parSteel works in Birmingham \parOther steel works \parOther ironworks \parCoke furnaces \par24. The Stour Valley and Southwest Black Country \parIntroduction \parThe role of the Stour valley \parDud Dudley \parThe Foleys \parPrice regulation by ironmasters\rquote meetings \parThe Knight family \parOther 18th-century ironmasters \parThe Homfray family \parThe pig iron supply \parPlating forges in manufactures \parGazetteer: Upper Stour Valley \parCharcoal ironworks \parOther ironworks \parSmestow Brook and its tributaries \parCharcoal ironworks \parOther ironworks \parLower Stour: Kinver and Wolverley \parLower Stour: Kidderminster and Hartlebury \parBell and Wannerton Brooks \parCharcoal ironworks \parOther ironworks \parThe whole catchment \parBloomeries \parGun trade \parSteam-powered forges \parSteel furnaces \parSome iron foundries \parCoke furnaces \par25. The Clee Hills \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parOther ironworks \parCoke furnaces \par26. The South Midlands \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parOther ironworks \parPart V. Southwest and Wales\par27. Around the Severn Estuary \parIntroduction \parPost-Restoration Period \parRowland Pytt \parDavid Tanner \par19th century \parGazetteer \parLydney Furnace and Forges \parOther charcoal ironworks \parOther ironworks \parCoke ironworks \par28.
The Forest of Dean \parIntroduction \parThe first period of the King\rquote s Works \parAn assessment of the first period \parMarkets \parThe Commonwealth and beyond \parCordwood from the Forest \parGazetteer \parMedieval Forge \parThe King\rquote s Ironworks in the Forest \parLater Ironworks \par29. Tintern and the Lower Wye Valley \parIntroduction \parTintern Ironworks and Wireworks \parTintern Wireworks \parTintern Ironworks \parWhitebrook Wireworks \parWyeswood Ironworks \par30. The Middle Wye Valley \parIntroduction \parThe Foleys \parOther ironmasters \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parOther ironworks \par31. Upper Wye and Upper Usk Valleys \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \par32. North Monmouthshire \parIntroduction \parRichard Hanbury \parJohn Hanbury \parDavid Tanner \parCoke ironworks \parGazetteer \parThe Pontypool Works \parOther charcoal ironworks \parOther ironworks \parCoke ironworks \par33. Northern Glamorgan \parIntroduction \parThe charcoal period \parThe Cynon Valley \parRhondda Valley \parThe Upper Taff Valley near Merthyr Tydfil \parThe Industrial Revolution \parOther ironworks \parCoke ironworks in Cynon valley \parMerthyr Tydfil \par34. The Cardiff and Newport Area \parIntroduction \parHarford, Partridge & Co \parOther ironworks \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parOther ironworks \par35. The Bristol Area \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parSlitting and rolling mills \parEarly Bristol foundries \parOther ironworks \parCoke ironworks \par36.
The Southwestern Penninsula \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parEdged tool works at Mells and elsewhere \parOther ironworks \par37. Western Glamorgan \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parOther ironworks \parCoke furnaces \par38. Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parConclusion \par39. The Coasts of West and North Wales \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parOther ironworks \parPart VI. Northwest England\par40. South Lancashire \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parOther ironworks \parCoke ironworks \par41. Furness and North Lancashire \parIntroduction \parRedmine \parBloomeries \parThe indirect process \parFinery forges \parLater events \parSpade forges \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parBloomeries \parOther ironworks \par42. West Cumberland and Beyond \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parCharcoal ironworks \parBloomeries \parOther ironworks \parCoke ironworks \parPart VII.
Scotland\par43. The Scottish Highlands \parIntroduction \parThe Early industry \parLoch Maree \parOther early ironworks \parThe Later Industry \parGazetteer of Charcoal Ironworks \par44. The Scottish Lowlands \parIntroduction \parGazetteer \parThe charcoal period \parOther ironworks \parCoke furnaces \par45. Conclusion \parSome past errors \parFuture work \parBibliography \parAppendix: Patents of Invention \parIndex \par\pard\ltrpar\f1\fs17\par}.