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Chinese Room During the Civil War, Daniels investigated the possibility of manufacturing iron in Chicago. He invested in a patent for a new type of furnace and in the Illinois Valley Coal Company in La Salle, Illinois. He tried to settle a labor dispute by the novel method of offering his employees the opportunity to participate in a cooperative arrangement. After Daniels suffered a severe case of pneumonia during the winter of 1867–1868, his doctor suggested he move to the South. Daniels sold his interest in the company, as well as other midwestern assets, and purchased Gunston Hall, the one-time Fairfax County residence of George Mason, a Revolutionary-era statesman. On February 6, 1868, Daniels paid $20,000 for the house and approximately 1,000 acres of land. Between that year and mid-1891, he attempted to transform Gunston Hall plantation into a varied economic enterprise infused with the free-labor principles typical of the New England and New York of his youth and the Wiscons

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