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populace.

Even as

late as

the

beginning

of the

18th

century,

sawmills

driven by

water

overcame

the

opposition

of the

people,

supported

as it was

by

Parliament,

only with

great

difficulty.

No sooner

had Everet

in 1758

erected

the first

wool-shearing

machine

that was

driven by

water-power,

than it

was set on

fire by

100,000

people who

had been

thrown out

of work.

Fifty

thousand

workpeople,

who had

previously

lived by

carding

wool,

petitioned