Stories of Great Inventors
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Soon, however, the manufacturers found that the Whitney cotton gindid not injure the cotton.
The first lawsuit was decided against Miller and Whitney.
They asked for another trial.
But this was refused them.
Everywhere through the South they were cheated and robbed.
Yet all the time the South was growing richer because of the cottongin.
Slaves grew more and more valuable.
For negroes can endure the heat of the cotton fields.
But white men can not.
The planters of the South bought more and more ...slaves.
So slavery grew stronger because of the cotton gin.
Several states made contracts with Mr. Whitney.
They agreed to pay him certain sums of money.
But South Carolina broke her contract.
All these things made Mr. Whitney sick at heart.
He said that he had tried hard to do right by every one.
And it stung him to the very soul to be treated like a swindler or avillain.
The people of Georgia tried to prove that somebody in Switzerlandhad invented the cotton gin.
Tennessee broke its contract.
There were high-minded men who tried to help Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soon, however, the manufacturers found that the Whitney cotton gindid not injure the cotton.
The first lawsuit was decided against Miller and Whitney.
They asked for another trial.
But this was refused them.
Everywhere through the South they were cheated and robbed.
Yet all the time the South was growing richer because of the cottongin.
Slaves grew more and more valuable.
For negroes can endure the heat of the cotton fields.
But white men can not.
The planters of the South bought more and more ...slaves.
So slavery grew stronger because of the cotton gin.
Several states made contracts with Mr. Whitney.
They agreed to pay him certain sums of money.
But South Carolina broke her contract.
All these things made Mr. Whitney sick at heart.
He said that he had tried hard to do right by every one.
And it stung him to the very soul to be treated like a swindler or avillain.
The people of Georgia tried to prove that somebody in Switzerlandhad invented the cotton gin.
Tennessee broke its contract.
There were high-minded men who tried to help Mr.
What to read after Stories of Great Inventors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macomber Hattie E. to read onlineMoreLess
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