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times, there were forty pajier mills in the northern provinces. The smelting of iron-ore for the English mar- ket was one of the first colonial industries, and this led, also, to the manufacture of " engines for mills to go by water." Still the manufacture of cotton-woolen, linen, and silken fabrics long continued a household industry.
Enough, however, was made to establish quite a trade with the West Indies.
Kow England had encouraged her colonies, at first, to engage in manufacturing. But, ea...rly in the eighteenth, century, manufacturing in America became so general thai English merchants became alarmed at the falling off of colonial imports. The latter now had their own vessels, made many articles for their own use, and had quite f.
trade with the West Indies. Alarming reports were fre^ qucntly reaching the English board of trade. One reported that the colonists were making two-thirds of the articles of their own consumption, especially the coarse sorts ol" linens and woolens. Another complained of "the ver}; considerable manufacture of kerseys, linsey-woolseys, flannels, buttons, etc., by Avhich the importations of these provinces have been decreased fifty thousand pounds per annum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
times, there were forty pajier mills in the northern provinces. The smelting of iron-ore for the English mar- ket was one of the first colonial industries, and this led, also, to the manufacture of " engines for mills to go by water." Still the manufacture of cotton-woolen, linen, and silken fabrics long continued a household industry.
Enough, however, was made to establish quite a trade with the West Indies.
Kow England had encouraged her colonies, at first, to engage in manufacturing. But, ea...rly in the eighteenth, century, manufacturing in America became so general thai English merchants became alarmed at the falling off of colonial imports. The latter now had their own vessels, made many articles for their own use, and had quite f.
trade with the West Indies. Alarming reports were fre^ qucntly reaching the English board of trade. One reported that the colonists were making two-thirds of the articles of their own consumption, especially the coarse sorts ol" linens and woolens. Another complained of "the ver}; considerable manufacture of kerseys, linsey-woolseys, flannels, buttons, etc., by Avhich the importations of these provinces have been decreased fifty thousand pounds per annum.
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