Freedom And Slavery
Freedom And Slavery
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The effect of this law was immediate. Thousands of negroes at the North at once went to Canada. Nu- merous arrests were soon made, mobs secured the prisoners, and violation of the law was openly advocated.
NXIII. COTTON IS KING: 1820-1860.
Several inventions in England had very great effect upon cotton culture in the United States. In 1769 Arkwright made the first spinning jenny, and fourteen years later Watt discovered the power of steam to move machinery. In 1785 Cartwright invented the power... loom, and the same year Bell used cylinders for printing calicoes. During the next fifteen years the cotton trade doubled in England, and the factory system was well under way. By 1850 there were 2, 650 cotton mills in Eng- 5 2 FREEDOM AND SLAVERY.
land, employing nearly half a million persons, and steam vessels now carried to these mills yearly over 3, 000, 000 bales of cotton from the United States. This rising de- mand increased the supply of cotton. Money was plenty in the South, and every year saw an increased cotton crop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The effect of this law was immediate. Thousands of negroes at the North at once went to Canada. Nu- merous arrests were soon made, mobs secured the prisoners, and violation of the law was openly advocated.
NXIII. COTTON IS KING: 1820-1860.
Several inventions in England had very great effect upon cotton culture in the United States. In 1769 Arkwright made the first spinning jenny, and fourteen years later Watt discovered the power of steam to move machinery. In 1785 Cartwright invented the power... loom, and the same year Bell used cylinders for printing calicoes. During the next fifteen years the cotton trade doubled in England, and the factory system was well under way. By 1850 there were 2, 650 cotton mills in Eng- 5 2 FREEDOM AND SLAVERY.
land, employing nearly half a million persons, and steam vessels now carried to these mills yearly over 3, 000, 000 bales of cotton from the United States. This rising de- mand increased the supply of cotton. Money was plenty in the South, and every year saw an increased cotton crop.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William From Old Catalog Kittle to read onlineMoreLess
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