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The goods were then produced mostly manually. For example, instead of cars, carriages were made of wood and metal and they were made manually and took up to 3 weeks to finish. There were Smiths working with the metal and potters producing pottery. Similarly, clothes were sown by hand and washed by hand, too.

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