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

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

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