In this lecture, British industrialist Sir Thomas Bazley promotes the use of cotton in industrial production. Bazley argues that cotton's versatility and abundance make it a valuable resource for creating new products and driving economic growth. The lecture is a fascinating snapshot of the early days of the Industrial Revolution and the emergence of cotton as a major global commodity.

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