The Arlington Mills : a historical and descriptive sketch, with some account of the worsted dress-goods manufacture in the United States (1891)
Boston : Press of Rockwell and Churchill · leaf 140
Robinson gives a quaint resumeof the antecedents of the people whom she found around her,some of whom were the granddaughters of patriots who hadfought at Bunker Hill, and had lost the family means in thewar for independence. It was natural that such operativesshould form literary circles, should… … H.* t.j ■.... THE ARLINGTON MILLS. Ill of them, says Mrs. Robinson, were better born and bettereducated than their overlookers ; and as a consequence theywere, she insists, better treated than they are to-day. Help wastoo valuable to be ill-treated, and this statement Mrs. Robinsonmakes with the…
Arlington Mills · Woolen and worsted manufacture
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