Definition: The term "New Lancaster" is a phrase that has become synonymous with the industrial revolution, referring to the area around Lancaster in Lancashire, England. It's a blend of Old English words meaning "land of new springs." The precise definition varies widely depending on context and may include water sources, rivers, or streams where people grew their own food. This term is often used to describe the rural landscape after the Industrial Revolution, particularly before the widespread use of factories in the 19th century.
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