%0 Journal Article
%T The Indian challenge and the rise of Manchester
%A Prasannan Parthasarathi
%D 2023
%V 
%N Spring 2023
%K Cotton textiles
%K India
%K Industrial revolution
%K industrialisation
%K Manchester
%X 
%Z The quotation appears on p 111.
%Z Quoted in John Guy, Woven Cargoes: Indian Textiles in the East (New York, 1998), p 39.
%Z For one example, see N C, a Weaver of London, The Great Necessity and Advantage of Preserving Our Own Manufacturers (London, 1697).
%Z National Archives of the United Kingdom: Public Record Office, T70/1517 
%Z Letter to McConnel and Kennedy, Bolton, 30 December 1802, ZCR/6/4, Bolton Central Library
%Z Commons Journal, vol. 34, pp. 496-7, quoted in R. S. Fitton and A. P. Wadsworth, The Strutts and the Arkwrights (Manchester, 1958), p. 70.
%Z The lecture was published in the Memoirs of the Society in 1819 and reprinted in John Kennedy, Miscellaneous Papers, On Subjects Connected with the Manufactures of Lancashire (Manchester, 1849).
%Z National Archives of the United Kingdom: Public Record Office: Minutes of a General Meeting of the Cotton-Spinners, and Manufacturers…residing in Glasgow, Paisley, and the neighbourhood, Glasgow, 13 February 1788, BT/6/140, f.36. This association generated a huge pamphlet, broadsheet and other literature.
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