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Inventors (1896)

Hubert, Philip Gengembre, 1852-1925 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 93

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it is met by the sharp teeth of the saws,torn from the seed, and carried to a point wherethe brushes sweep it off into a convenient recep-tacle. The seeds are too large to pass betweenthe bars through which the saws protrude. This 78 INVENTORS is the principle of the first machine, but… … The Cotton-Gm.(From the original model.) As soon as the partnership of Miller & Whit-ney was formed, the latter went to Connecticutto perfect the machine, obtain the patent, andmanufacture for Georgia as many machines ashe thought would supply the demand. At oncethere began between Whitney in…

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