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Frederick Krupp, of Essen, founder of [[Krupp|Krupp works]] began the manufacture of steel on the large scale by the Huntsman system; but like most pioneers of a new industry, he lost his small fortune in perfecting the art. <ref> Institution of Civil Engineers Minutes of the Proceedings </ref> | Frederick Krupp, of Essen, founder of [[Krupp|Krupp works]] began the manufacture of steel on the large scale by the Huntsman system; but like most pioneers of a new industry, he lost his small fortune in perfecting the art. <ref> Institution of Civil Engineers Minutes of the Proceedings </ref> | ||
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Frederick Krupp, of Essen, founder of Krupp works began the manufacture of steel on the large scale by the Huntsman system; but like most pioneers of a new industry, he lost his small fortune in perfecting the art. [1]
Frederick Krupp died in 1826.
His son was Alfred Krupp.
Details about the Krupp family[2]
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Sources of Information
- ↑ Institution of Civil Engineers Minutes of the Proceedings
- ↑ The Engineer 1902/12/05