The Future of Manufacturing

he resulting reverse image of the letter attached to a lead base could be handled in minutes. These letter impressions would then be put into a press, to create words (which were backwards). Ink would be put on them and the press would be stamped onto paper. The typewriter and printing press came later, but they used the same technology.
             Then, late in the 1700s, the Industrial Revolution came. One of the more prominent inventions of this period came from a man named Eli Whitney. Eli was a Yale graduate on his way to becoming a teacher in South Carolina. He had somehow found himsel
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