History And Government of New Jersey
History And Government of New Jersey
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He produced a machine for represented him in his leather apron with shirt sleeves rolled makmg wrought nails, another for ^p, standing at his anvil. In cutting files and brads, and still spite of his many inventions another for cutting and heading he continued to work for wages , __, 1 M 1 r until too old to work.
tacks. He was also a builder of locomotives. The patent leather industry owes its beginnings to his inventive brain; and he was among the first to manu- facture malleable iron, daguer...reotypes, and steam machinery. He assisted Professor Morse in perfecting the electric telegraph. Several factories appeared in the state for the making of glass, paper, and cloth. In the late thirties '' the silk\\^rm craze " seized the people. This was a form of speculation, or " get-rich-quick " scheme, which was very popular for a time.
30 ELEMENTARY HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT The state agreed to pay a bounty of fifteen cents for every pound of cocoons, and by 1838, 200, 000 mulberry trees had been planted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He produced a machine for represented him in his leather apron with shirt sleeves rolled makmg wrought nails, another for ^p, standing at his anvil. In cutting files and brads, and still spite of his many inventions another for cutting and heading he continued to work for wages , __, 1 M 1 r until too old to work.
tacks. He was also a builder of locomotives. The patent leather industry owes its beginnings to his inventive brain; and he was among the first to manu- facture malleable iron, daguer...reotypes, and steam machinery. He assisted Professor Morse in perfecting the electric telegraph. Several factories appeared in the state for the making of glass, paper, and cloth. In the late thirties '' the silk\\^rm craze " seized the people. This was a form of speculation, or " get-rich-quick " scheme, which was very popular for a time.
30 ELEMENTARY HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT The state agreed to pay a bounty of fifteen cents for every pound of cocoons, and by 1838, 200, 000 mulberry trees had been planted.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel C Daniel Chauncey Knowlton to read onlineMoreLess
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