The table below describes the number of employees and factories in England and Wales from 1851 to 1901.

The table illustrates the

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of workers both male and female employed in factories in England and Wales between the

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1851 and 1901.

Overall

, the amount of total

employees

(male and female) has consistently depleted from 477,100 to 61,000 from the

year

1851 to 1901 respectively. The figures for the male workers

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slightly higher in comparison with their female colleagues. 1891 showed a close marking between both

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with exactly 65,000 male

employees

and 40,000 female workers in that

year

. It can

also

be seen that the number of factories continues to increase from 225 to 600 in the same time period,

this

trend seems a little disproportionate to the amount of

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total

employees

when compared together. The number of total

employees

went down from 477,100 to 61,000. The

year

1871, had the highest jump in

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for

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factories with about

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increase from the previous

year

.