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History of papermaking in Massachusetts

This article addresses the history of papermaking in Massachusetts.
==1620–1800==
Early paper in Massachusetts was, as was common in Europe, made from cotton and linen rags.〔Hunter, Dard (1947) ''Papermaking: The History and Technique of an Ancient Craft'' (2nd edition) Knopf, New York, (page 309 ), (republished in 1978 in facsimile by Dover, New York)〕 As the 18th century progressed, the demand for printed books was increasingly met by local printers, so the demand for paper increased and rags became scarce.〔 One paper manufacturer in Massachusetts even issued paper with a "Save Rags' watermark.〔 The shortage was so extreme during the American Revolution, that the Committees of Safety in Massachusetts were required to appoint a rag collector in each jurisdiction.〔Hunter (1947) (page 310 )〕

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