 | New York (State). Secretary's Office - 1849 - 818 halaman
...English Cloth for themselves and their families. The Custom of making these Coarse Cloths in piivate families prevails throughout the whole province, and...furnished with a Loom, the Itinerant Weavers who travel febout the Country, put the finishing hand to the Work. There is a Manufactory of Hats in this Cily,... | |
 | New York (State). Secretary's Office - 1849 - 836 halaman
...price there, bought English Cloth for themselves and their families. The Custom of making these Co; rse Cloths in private families prevails throughout the...Card, and as every family is furnished with a Loom, 1he Itinerant Weavers who travel about the Country, put the finishing hand to the Work. There is a... | |
 | Justin Winsor - 1887 - 682 halaman
...way to market. Governor Moore says, " This I had an opportunity of seeing during my late tour ; . . . every house swarms with children, who are set to work...the country, put the finishing hand to the work." The making of beaver hats was an industry in which the colonial competition with the English hatters... | |
 | Justin Winsor - 1887 - 682 halaman
...way to market. Governor Moore says, " This I had an opportunity of seeing during my late tour ; . . . every house swarms with children, who are set to work...the country, put the finishing hand to the work." The making of beaver hats was an industry in which the colonial competition with the English hatters... | |
 | Justin Winsor - 1887 - 674 halaman
...way to market Governor Moore says, " This I had an opportunity of seeing during my late tour ; . . . every house swarms with children, who are set to work...family is furnished with a loom, the itinerant weavers, whd travel about the country, put the finishing hand to the work." i The making of beaver hats was... | |
 | William R. Bagnall - 1893 - 748 halaman
...without the least design of sending any of it to market. Every house swarms with children, who are set to spin and card ; and, as every family is furnished...the country, put the finishing hand to the work." Another reference to the work of the society is contained in the following advertisement in a New York... | |
 | Elbridge Streeter Brooks - 1900 - 256 halaman
...about 1770, I A FAMILY COACH OF COLONIAL DAYS. think — which declared that throughout the colony ' every house swarms with children, who are set to work...as soon as they are able to spin and card ' ; and even in those early days the industries of New York were already struggling out of hard conditions... | |
 | American Antiquarian Society - 1905 - 446 halaman
...manufactured for the use of the Family without the least sign of sending any of it to market . . . Every house swarms with children, who are set to work...the Country, put .the finishing hand to the Work. "1 The same might have been said of all New England. The forty-two members of the Harvard class of... | |
 | 1915 - 580 halaman
...industry; and the records of early travelers show that the injunctions merely reflected public sentiment. "Every house swarms with children who are set to work as soon as they are able to spin and card," writes Governor Moore of New York in 1767; and in 1770 the Boston News Letter notes that the "Laudable... | |
 | Rolla Milton Tryon - 1917 - 436 halaman
...and had the same Accounts given me by all those persons, of whom I made any inquiry, for every home swarms with children, who are set to work as soon...travel about the Country, put the finishing hand to the work.2 i Board of Trade Papers, "Proprieties," XXII, 129; transcript in Hist. Soc. Pa. Library. The... | |
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I made any inquiry, for every house swarms with children, who are set to work as soon as they are able to Spin and Card, and as every family is furnished with a Loom, 1he Itinerant Weavers who travel about the Country, put the finishing hand to the Work. 
