Art.

 1 1|            once visited the works at Soho where Boulton and Watt were
 2 6|       CHAPTER SIX~Matthew Boulton of Soho~" I would not be understood
 3 6|              magnificent premises at Soho, two miles north of Birmingham.
 4 6| correspondents. ~Watt came away from Soho with his eyes opened. He
 5 6|             to put into execution at Soho.~But the price had not been
 6 6|           Glasgow to join Boulton at Soho.~Birmingham had been a town
 7 6|      premises, he selected a site at Soho, and there built a factory
 8 6|              of the county families. Soho became one of the sights
 9 6|           history.~When Watt came to Soho, work began at once. The
10 7|            of the Engine Business at Soho~Behold yon mansion flank'
11 7|           fam'd creator of the fam'd Soho ! " J. MORFITT.~ ~WORK was
12 7|           which were manufactured at Soho, were made accurately to
13 7|        before Watt joined Boulton at Soho Wilkinson had invented a
14 7|             small parts were made at Soho, the big by Wilkinson, and
15 7|              Watt had been away from Soho a good deal, first in London
16 7|             would drive a wheel; but Soho was at present only producing "
17 7|         great a fever of enthusiasm. Soho was hard put to it to keep
18 7|    difficulty. The policy adopted at Soho was one of specialisation.
19 7|        cleared, and sent Joseph, the Soho foreman, down to Cornwall.
20 7|           some of which were made at Soho others elsewhere, and for
21 7|          require exact execution, at Soho; we will see that all the
22 8|         factory was itself a rarity. Soho was unique until Wedgwood
23 8|             to start working outside Soho was erected to blow the
24 8|       Revelations. When Watt came to Soho, our total output of pig-iron
25 8|         imagined that the factory at Soho would be equal to satisfying,
26 8|            of men passed through the Soho works and went out skilled
27 8|              Watt, and the credit of Soho suffered. Others, who had
28 8|            suffered. Others, who had Soho engines, refused to pay
29 9|            Heathfield, his home near Soho, where he had lived since
30 9|              under the big boiler at Soho " that used to poison Mr.
31 9|              engine ordered from the Soho works, and from that time
32 9|  insurmountable. By the time work at Soho was running smoothly, he
33 9|             industry the fame of the Soho engines was widespread and
34 9|             s death by the output of Soho, our conclusions would be
35 9|          most upto-date pattern from Soho. Watt would have liked to