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4995. MANUFACTURES, Cotton.—
Great advances are making in the establishment
of manufactures. Those of cotton will,
I think, be so far proceeded on, that we shall
never again have to recur to the importation
of cotton goods for our own use.—
To William Lyman. Washington ed. v, 280.
(W.
1808)
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