A History of KentuckyJohn Bradford Press, 1960 - 516 страница |
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... Manufacturing From necessity , the frontier soon became a manufacturing center . A spinning wheel and a pair of wool cards were the symbols of do- mestic thriftiness . Women spun , wove , and knitted buffalo and sheep's wool , brittle ...
... Manufacturing From necessity , the frontier soon became a manufacturing center . A spinning wheel and a pair of wool cards were the symbols of do- mestic thriftiness . Women spun , wove , and knitted buffalo and sheep's wool , brittle ...
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... manufacturers developed a thriving trade in this material , and by 1817 they were manufacturing annually 1,000,000 yards of bagging . Kentucky was accredited , by the Census of 1810 , with manufacturing 450,000 yards of coarse duck ...
... manufacturers developed a thriving trade in this material , and by 1817 they were manufacturing annually 1,000,000 yards of bagging . Kentucky was accredited , by the Census of 1810 , with manufacturing 450,000 yards of coarse duck ...
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... manufacturing establishments from 3,160 , in 1860 , to 2,246 , in 1932 , it has expanded its capital return from $ 36,330 , - 000 to $ 502,638,722 . It is not difficult to account for the decrease in number of manufacturing plants , for ...
... manufacturing establishments from 3,160 , in 1860 , to 2,246 , in 1932 , it has expanded its capital return from $ 36,330 , - 000 to $ 502,638,722 . It is not difficult to account for the decrease in number of manufacturing plants , for ...
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