Britain was happy to purchase American cotton but wanted to ensure that Americans could not process it themselves. At the time, England organized its economy to ensure that colonies (and former colonies like the United States) would continue to be in a position of “ absolute dependence on Britain” as the major market for their cotton and other raw materials. In 1790, Slater decided to leave Strutt’s employment after coming across a Philadelphia newspaper that offered a “liberal bounty” (£100) to encourage English textile workers to come to the United States. Mule spinning in action in a British mill, 1835. As a result, Slater would not have a path to advance in the business. Unfortunately for the ambitious Slater, Strutt had several sons of his own. He had the opportunity to work on the machines, and saw how Richard Arkwright’s spinning frame-the first water-powered textile machine-was used in large mills. He proved a clever, talented young man and quickly became Strutt’s “ right hand.” During Slater’s apprenticeship, he learned a great deal about cotton manufacturing and management. At age 14, he entered a seven-year apprenticeship agreement with mill owner Jedediah Strutt. The ninth of 13 children, Samuel Slater was born in Belper, England in 1768. This is the story of how the industrial pioneer earned his other title: “Slater the Traitor.” Samuel Slater, who established the United States’ first textile mill in 1793, is widely regarded as the father of America’s industrial revolution, having received that very accolade from Andrew Jackson. But American industry may owe as much to his fantastic memory and legally questionable sneakiness as his skill as a machinist and manager. (Photo: Bestbudbrian/WikiCommons CC BY-SA 3.0) The album is titled Destructive Sounds and was released in stores September 8, 2008.A spinning frame at Slater Mill. In the spring of 2008 the band started recording their second album in Carriage House Studios. As of March 19, 2008, the page is no longer available and has been replaced by a generic FastPark. An unreleased track called "Killing The Night" was downloadable from this page. To promote the album, a viral marketing attempt was made through a hidden page (see ) from their website locked with a secret code that can be found in their album CD inlay. This album was produced in Stugudalen at Larsville studio by John Fryer, who is famous for working with bands such as Depeche Mode, HIM and Nine Inch Nails. The release and live acts eventually led Kong Tiki Records label from Oslo to sign the band and release their first album on September 11, 2006, Espionage. It contains four tracks and is now sold out. In January 2006, the band released its self-produced Mädchen EP. The School (Norwegian band)The School is a Norwegian indie rock and post-punk revival band from Trondheim, formed in 2004.
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