Loom and Spindle
Life Among the Early Mill Girls

by
Harriet H. Robinson

Harriet Hanson Robinson
Harriet Hanson Robinson

1898

Thomas Y. Crowell & Company
Boston: 100 Purchase Street

INTRODUCTIONiii
I.Lowell Sixty Years Ago1
II.Child-Life in the Lowell Cotton MIlls25
III.The Little Mill-Girl’s Alma Mater40
IV.The Characteristics of the Early Factory Girls60
V.Characteristics (Continued)83
VI.The Lowell Offering and its Writers97
VII.The Lowell Offering (Continued)109
VIII.Brief Biographies of Some of the Writers for The Lowell Offering132
IX.The Cotton Factory of To-day202

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