Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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'''Main Subjects
'''Main Subjects
* Atlantic Steam Navigation in 1864
* Boman on the Bessemer Process as Practised in Sweden (I)


* Civil Engineering in India
* Civil Engineering in India


* Editorial
* Editorial
** Naval Guns
** Bessemer Process in Sweden


* Furnaces for Burning Petroleum - [[C. T. Richardson]]
* Furnaces for Burning Petroleum - [[C. T. Richardson]]
* Improvements in Anchors - [[Francois Martin]]
* [[Institution of Engineers in Scotland]] - [[James Robert Napier|James R. Napier]] in the Chair


* On the Relative Economy of Non-Condensing and Condensing Engines
* On the Relative Economy of Non-Condensing and Condensing Engines
* On the Arrangement of Marine Engines Adapted for Twin Screw Propulsion (Illustrated) - [[N. P. Burgh]]
* [[Society of Arts]] - [[J. Pitt Kennedy|Lieut-Col J. Pitt Kennedy]] in the Chair
** On the Ginning of Cotton - [[Zerah Colburn]]


* [[Society of Engineers]]
* [[Society of Engineers]]

Revision as of 11:09, 7 August 2012

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Main Subjects

  • Atlantic Steam Navigation in 1864
  • Boman on the Bessemer Process as Practised in Sweden (I)
  • Civil Engineering in India
  • Editorial
    • Naval Guns
    • Bessemer Process in Sweden
  • On the Relative Economy of Non-Condensing and Condensing Engines
  • On the Arrangement of Marine Engines Adapted for Twin Screw Propulsion (Illustrated) - N. P. Burgh

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