The rotative engine turns a shaft

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1. Story
2. Boulton and Watt patented the sun-and-planet gear and began supplying engines that produced continuous rotary motion rather than a reciprocating pump stroke. This is the change that let steam drive a mill, and Boulton's commercial reasoning was explicit: the pumping market was finite, the market for turning machinery was not.
3. Knowledge
4. The steam engine
5. Boulton and Watt
6. The British textile industry
7. The rotative engine turns a shaft
8. Connections
9. The steam engine
10. Boulton and Watt
11. The British textile industry
12. The Newcomen atmospheric engine
13. Cromford Mill
14. James Watt
15. Boulton and Watt
16. Manchester
17. Watt patents the separate condenser
18. The rotative engine turns a shaft
19. James Watt
20. The steam engine
21. Birmingham
22. Boulton and Watt form their partnership
23. The rotative engine turns a shaft
24. The spinning jenny
25. Raw cotton
26. The Engels pause
27. The Factory Inspectorate
28. Parliament bans the use of printed calicoes
29. Hargreaves devises the spinning jenny
30. Crompton completes the spinning mule
31. The rotative engine turns a shaft
32. Cartwright patents the power loom
33. Arkwright's patents are overturned
34. The handloom weavers are displaced
35. The Great Exhibition
36. Evidence
37. Supports the separate-condenser priority date, the extension of the monopoly to 1800, and the Boulton and Watt licensing model. V55 verification basis: NOT consulted — legislation.gov.uk is blocked from this session. The patent number and the regnal citation of the extending Act are deliberately omitted rather than reconstructed from memory.