Cotton mill, commercial features. A text-book for the use of textile schools and investors (1899)
Tompkins, Daniel Augustus, 1851-1914 · Charlotte, N.C., The author · leaf 32
ntries, also, progress is being made. There-fore, it would appear that in time the less enterprisingpeople of the W!orld learn American methods and thenapply them where fairly favorable conditions and cheaplabor can be found. The ante-bellum planter, with slave labor, did a won-derful work in… … i r r VALUES IN COTTON. 15 The post-bellum farmer has done equally well if notbetter in forging ahead in the production of larger quanti-ties, as the wiorlds demand increased, and at prices suf-ficiently lower to fairly well preserve the monopoly. Many lactors have entered into the economies…
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