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A one-sentence encyclopedia entry defining taffety as a fine, smooth, remarkably glossy silk fabric, described from the standpoint of commerce. It gives a brief period definition only, with no details of weaving, structure, or production.
Type
Article
Date
1771
Language
English
Pages
1
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