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Hargreaves

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Har·greaves  (härgrvz), James Died 1778.
British inventor of the spinning jenny (c. 1764). He patented his device in 1770.
Hargreaves [ˈhɑːgriːvz]
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(Biographies / Hargreaves, James (death date: 1778) M, English, TECHNOLOGY: inventor) James. died 1778, English inventor of the spinning jenny
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Noun1.Hargreaves - English inventor of the spinning jenny (1720-1778)
James Hargreaves
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