A History of the Growth of the Steam-EngineThurston, Robert Henry
History
A History of the Growth of the Steam-Engine
Thurston, Robert Henry
Steam-engines -- History
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[Illustration: THE GRECIAN IDEA OF THE STEAM-ENGINE.]
THE INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC SERIES.
A HISTORY
OF THE
GROWTH OF THE STEAM-ENGINE.
BY
ROBERT H. THURSTON, A. M., C. E.,
PROFESSOR OF ENGINEERING STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, PAST
PRESIDENT AMERICAN SOCIETY MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, MEMBER OF SOCIETY
OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, SOCIÉTÉ DES INGÉNIEURS CIVILS, VEREIN
DEUTSCHE INGENIEURE, OESTERREICHISCHER INGENIEUR- UND
ARCHITEKTEN-VEREIN; ASSOCIATE BRITISH INSTITUTION
OF NAVAL ARCHITECTS, ETC., ETC.
_SECOND REVISED EDITION._
NEW YORK:
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY,
1, 3, AND 5 BOND STREET.
1886.
COPYRIGHT, 1878, 1884,
BY ROBERT H. THURSTON.
PREFACE.
This little work embodies the more generally interesting portions of
lectures first written for delivery at the STEVENS INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY, in the winter of 1871-'72, to a mixed audience, composed,
however, principally of engineers by profession, and of mechanics; it
comprises, also, some material prepared for other occasions.
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