...contrivance of some of the machinery would have " matched his mighty mind." I shall never forget Mr. Bolton's expression to me " I sell here, Sir, what all the world desires to have.— 1776. POWER." He had about seven hundred people work. I contemplated him as an iron chieftain, and...

...have " matched his mighty mind." 1 shall never forget Mr. Bolton's expression to me, " I sell ln-re, Sir, what all the world desires to have— POWER." He had about seven hundred people at work. 1 contemplated him as я n iron chieftain, and he seemed to be u father to his tribe. One of them came...

...desires to have — POWEH." He ¡i nl abuut seven hundred people at work. 1 contemplated him as яп iron chieftain, and he seemed to be a father to his tribe. One of them came to him, complained grievously of his landlord for having distrained his goods. Your landlord is in the right,...

...contrivance of some of the machinery would have " matched his mighty mind." I shall never forget Mr. Bolton's expression to me, " I sell here, sir, what all the world desires to have—POWER." He had about seven hundred people at work. I contemplated him as an iron chieftain,...

...contrivance of some of the machinery would have " matched his mighty mind." I shall never forget Mr. Bolton's expression to me, " I sell here, Sir, what all the world desires to have—POWER." He had about seven hundred people at work. I contemplated him as an iron chieftain,...

...of sonw of the machinery would have " matched hii mighty mind." I shall never forget Mr. Bol t tin's expression to me. " I sell here, Sir, what all the world desires to have— POWE»." He had about seven hundred people at wort. I contemplated him as an iron rliieflam, and he...

...of some of the machinery would have " matched his mighty mind." I shall never forget Mr. Boulton's expression to me, " I sell here, sir, what all the...about seven hundred people at work. I contemplated him as>an iron chieftain, and he seemed to be a father to his tribe. One of them came to him, complaining...

...upwards of a million of horses ! Mr. Boulton remarked to a friend "ho visited the factory at Soho, " I sell here, sir, what all the world desires to have — POWER." And at this period he had 700 men under his command, making buttons for half the world, and working...

...of some of the machinery would have " matched his mighty mind." I shall never forget Mr. Boulton's expression to me, " I sell here, sir, what all the world desires to have—POWER." He had about seven hundred people at work. I contemplated him as an iron chieftain,...

...steam-engine the great working power of England. He said to a gentler man once who came to see him, " I sell here, sir, what all the world desires to have...Power." He had about seven hundred people at work, ar.d was like a father of his tribe. A lady speaks of him as a man of noble, open, and friendly manners,...