The impolicy of the tax on cotton wool, as aggravated by the progress and capabilities of foreign countries in cotton manufactures, and more especially in those coarse yarns and heavy fabrics, of the cost of which the raw material constitutes a principal ingredient; also by certain other peculiarities in the position of the cotton manufacture of Great Britain.

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Cotton from raw material to finished product,

Reproduced from type-written copy.

Cotton, the universal fiber; a survey of the cotton industry from the raw material to the finished product, including descriptions of manufacturing and marketing methods and a dictionary of cotton goods,

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Practical shipbuilding; a treatise on the structural design and building of modern steel vessels; the work of construction, from the making of the raw material to the equipped vessel, including subsquent up-keep and repairs.

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