Trawling

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The book explores the evolution of trawling in Britain, tracing its origins from the 1370s to its rise as the dominant fishing method by the late 18th century. It highlights the contributions of fishermen in Barking and Brixham and the impact of technological advancements like the steam trawler. The narrative examines the socio-economic factors influencing the industry, including market demands, working conditions, and government roles. Additionally, it addresses the decline of Britain's fishing dominance due to wars and competition, offering a comprehensive analysis of this vital industry.