Organized Self Help
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Slater was one of the most capable and re- markable men of his day. He had been bound out as an apprentice in an English factory at the age of 14. England had passed a law against the ex- portation of machinery to America, with severe penalties attached. Slater looked upon this pro- hibitory law as an injustice, and at once made up his mind to defeat its purpose. He, therefore, worked in the English cotton factory until he was familiar with every part of the machinery, and then bought a steerag...e ticket for New York. From memory alone he constructed a complete factory, a wonderful triumph of mechanical genius, and thus laid the foundation of an industry which to- day brings us in $25, 000, 000 a year from our for- eign trade alone. Oliver Evans, a Delaware mechanic, invented 112 Organized Self-Help. The steam flour mill, saw mill, steam dredge, "Cor- nish boiler" and a number of other things ; yet his life was a long struggle with poverty. He lacked the money-getting instinct, and consequently had the products of his genius constantly stolen by capitalists.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Slater was one of the most capable and re- markable men of his day. He had been bound out as an apprentice in an English factory at the age of 14. England had passed a law against the ex- portation of machinery to America, with severe penalties attached. Slater looked upon this pro- hibitory law as an injustice, and at once made up his mind to defeat its purpose. He, therefore, worked in the English cotton factory until he was familiar with every part of the machinery, and then bought a steerag...e ticket for New York. From memory alone he constructed a complete factory, a wonderful triumph of mechanical genius, and thus laid the foundation of an industry which to- day brings us in $25, 000, 000 a year from our for- eign trade alone. Oliver Evans, a Delaware mechanic, invented 112 Organized Self-Help. The steam flour mill, saw mill, steam dredge, "Cor- nish boiler" and a number of other things ; yet his life was a long struggle with poverty. He lacked the money-getting instinct, and consequently had the products of his genius constantly stolen by capitalists.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Casson Herbert Newton to read onlineMoreLess
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