In 1794, the cotton gin was officially created, which made harvesting cotton easier and much faster. Whitney believed the gin would eliminate the need for slave labor, but instead the invention ...

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Trip to Nowhere The first half of the nineteenth century is saturated in agriculture-related invention. In 1794, Eli Whitney patented the cotton gin; 1822, Jeremiah Bailey invented a horse-drawn ...

It was near the turn of the century in 1793 when Massachusetts-born Eli Whitney invented the cotton engine, the machine that automated the painstaking task of removing the seeds from raw cotton by ...