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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 15 (1890) (1890)

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achinery building the machines, and, when built, to operating ment of our cotton-manufacturing industry upon a operated by power, with the practical knowledge them, his compensation to be one-half of the profits. permanent foundation. It is believed that nearly all necessary to construct and… … had only just completed an apprentice- mense Sunday school procession, and in ship of six years with Jedediah Strutt, ol his remarks on this occasion Governor Belper, England. Mr. Strutt was a part- Davis, of Rhode Island, said: ‘‘ The wel- ner of Sir Richard Arkwright, and by fare of his employes…

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