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Article: Considerations relative to the nature of wool, silk and cotton, as objects of the art of dying; on the various preparations, and mordants, requisite for these different substances; and on the nature and properties colouring matter. Together with some observations on the theory of dying in general and particularly the turkey red
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Considerations relative to the nature of wool, silk and cotton, as objects of the art of dying; on the various preparations, and mordants, requisite for these different substances; and on the nature and properties colouring matter. Together with some observations on the theory of dying in general and particularly the turkey red

By

Henry, Thomas, 1734-1816

Type

Article

Date of Publication

1790

Original Publication

Memoirs of the Literary and Philosophical Society of Manchester

Volume

3

Series / Issue

Series: 1

Pages

343--408

Contributed by

Harvard University Botany Libraries

Language

English

Published by

Manchester, The Society, 1785-1879