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The early English cotton industry

Note 408 — Chapter V · THE MULE AND THE RISE OF A NEW COTTON MANUFACTURE

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Kennedy, Brief Memoir of Samuel Crompton, pp. 339, 344-345.

Heathcote’s machine was patented about 1809 and soon afterwards he is said to have obtained five guineas a yard for lace which in 1844 could be equalled at eighteenpence a yard (Dodd, Textile Manufactures of Great Britain (1844), pp. 210-211).

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