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 1 5|       Roebuck. Roebuck was a Birmingham physician who had taken
 2 6|     Roebuck's friends in his Birmingham days was Matthew Boulton
 3 6|      with his own factory at Birmingham and had wisely declined.
 4 6|     Soho, two miles north of Birmingham. The inspection of this
 5 6|     to join Boulton at Soho.~Birmingham had been a town of some
 6 6|    had better and cheaper at Birmingham." Its supremacy in the production
 7 6|    industrial development of Birmingham was made possible by its
 8 6| progress and innovation. But Birmingham had not been incorporated,
 9 6|    of Quakers or Dissenters.~Birmingham ardently embraced the doctrines
10 6|     20,000 good craftsmen of Birmingham went hungry. It was an undignified
11 6|     artist. The toymakers of Birmingham had many tricks to deceive
12 7|   some fourteen miles out of Birmingham, and the other for John
13 7|     the colliery and, as the Birmingham Gazette informs us, of "
14 8|      drive a rolling-mill at Birmingham, but it had been greatly
15 9|      of the Lunar Society of Birmingham. Something has already been
16 9|   the day. When Watt came to Birmingham he was eagerly welcomed
17 9|     had moved from London to Birmingham in 1780 and he regarded
18 9|   eyes the greatest. He left Birmingham hastily in 179I. In that