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Cottonopolis - Wikipedia
Cottonopolis was a 19th-century nickname for Manchester, as it was a metropolis and the centre of the cotton industry. en.wikipedia.org
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A short history of Manchester: the rise and fall of Cottonopolis
Manchester became 'Cottonopolis' - the centre of the global finished cotton trade. Here we break down into bite-sized chunks how the city achieved that. confidentials.com
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how slavery made Manchester the world's first industrial city
The name “Cottonopolis” – literally, the city of cotton – came into use around this time. The US cotton crop grew by a factor of seven from 1830 ... www.theguardian.com
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Cottonopolis (Chapter 3) - Technology in the Industrial Revolution
Nicknamed Cottonopolis, Manchester was the city most closely associated with the Industrial Revolution, as it became first the manufacturing center of cotton ... www.cambridge.org
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Cottonopolis NQ – Japanese‑fusion bar & restaurant, Manchester
Cottonopolis in Manchester's Northern Quarter serves inventive Japanese‑fusion small plates, bao buns, yakitori and curated cocktails. www.cottonopolis-nq.com
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Cottonopolis
Cottonopolis (kɒt(ə)nˈɒpəlɪs) [f. cotton, after metropolis.] ‘Cotton City’: a sobriquet for Manchester as the centre of the cotton industry.1851 E. L. Blanchard Diary 9 Aug. in Scott & Howard Life E.L.B. (1891) I. 74 Still in the ‘Cottonopolis’. 1886 B. Quaritch Catal. of MSS. 3503 It..deserves to b... Oxford English Dictionary
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MANCHESTER COTTONOPOLIS - Selvedge Magazine
'Cottonopolis'. It was the Victorian industrial dream, a business hub crowned by the Cotton Exchange from where every aspect of the global ... www.selvedge.org
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Cottonopolis | Creative Manchester
Cottonopolis is an inter-disciplinary research project, seeking to examine and evaluate the socio-economic legacies of industrial cotton production in the city ... www.creative.manchester.ac.uk
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COTTONOPOLIS - Home
Cottonopolis, as it became known, has been a continuing human experiment ever since, drawing in people from all walks of life and corners of the globe. cottonopolis.weebly.com
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Heritage - English Fine Cottons
Manchester and the towns surrounding the city were known as 'Cottonopolis'. The city was the epicentre of the country's cotton industry when Britain was ... www.englishfinecottons.co.uk
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Cottonian
▪ I. Cottonian, n. nonce-wd. (kəˈtəʊnɪən) [Cf. Cottonopolis.] One whose interests are in the cotton trade; a member of the ‘Manchester school’ of politicians or economists.1846 Ld. Ashburton in Croker Papers (1884) III. xxiv. 77 Cobden's speech to the French economists showed great tact and ability.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Textile industry of Imperial Russia
At the time Manchester was known as Cottonopolis, and De Jersey and Co. played a major role in developing the cotton industry in the Russian Empire. wikipedia.org
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-polis repr. Gr. πόλις city, as in metropolis, necropolis; sometimes used (in the form -opolis) to form names or nicknames of cities or towns, e.g. Cottonopolis, Leatheropolis, Porkopolis.1868 W. M. Punshon in Macdonald Life (1887) 305 Cincinnati, the ‘Porkopolis’ of the Union. 1881 Chicago Times 16... Oxford English Dictionary
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Rachel Lebowitz
Her third book, Cottonopolis, uses found and prose poems to tell the story of the cotton industry during the industrial revolution. wikipedia.org
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De Jersey & Co.
They were attracted to Manchester, which had acquired the nickname Cottonopolis by the mid nineteenth century. wikipedia.org
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