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How did southerners think about the growing number of textile mills in the northeast?
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How did southerners think about the growing number of textile mills in the northeast?

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they new that they bought cotton from them and shipped stuff down and over to England so they started to send more cash crops to England in exchange for England's backup incase of a war.
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