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Meanings of cotton-mills in English
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Usage of cotton-mills in English
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At Padiham and other places in Lancashire, co-operative cotton-mills have been established.
2
His cotton-mills were set on fire- can't you guess who did it?
3
That means that we are to go down toward the cotton-mills.
4
The cotton-mills consume the home product and fill their deficiency from the Texas crop.
5
Elbert Hubbard says of the child-labourers of the Southern cotton-mills:
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Their cotton-mills and print-works gave employment to a large population.
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The cotton-mills grew up in the Northern manufacturing States.
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The cotton-mills alone employ seventy thousand people and keep more than one million spindles busy.
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He would found cotton-mills, and here New Lanark should bloom again, only on an increased scale.
10
It has also been used in England to some extent for the framing of machinery in cotton-mills.
11
You have tobacco-factories, canning-factories, cotton-mills-haveyou been to any of them to see how the people live?
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For the hum of the cotton-mills is the newest and most significant thing in the New South to-day.
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A little later, ship-loads of expert weavers were brought from England and Scotland to work in the cotton-mills.
14
They listened to the story of cotton-mills as fairy dreams, exclaiming: How can iron spin, weave, and print?
15
Why, man, the transfer of a hundred millions of stock would give me control of the cotton-mills of America.
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And it doesn't matter to you that the cotton-mills made thousands better off, and started new industries in Egypt.