Richard Arkwright (1732-1792) British industrialist and inventor, hearing from a neighbour about clockmaker named Kay living at Warrington. Arkwright and Kay produced model of a spinning machine which was shown at Preston in 1768. Woodcut 1822

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Richard Arkwright (1732-1792) British industrialist and inventor, hearing from a neighbour about clockmaker named Kay living at Warrington. Arkwright and Kay produced model of a spinning machine which was shown at Preston in 1768. Woodcut 1822

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