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The Working of the Steam Engine Explained by the Use of the Indicator: Being An Exposition of the Best Means of Producing the Greatest Effect from a Given Quantity of Impulsive Power, with the Least Expenditure of Fuel

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Hopkinson, Joseph

Catalogue No.: e9366

Publisher:	London.: John Weale
Edition:	Third Edition, Enlarged and Improved; Published Date: 1860
Illustrations:	Engravings and diagrams
Dimensions:	230 x 150 mm (9 x 6 inches) - xii, 355pp, + ads.
Appearance:	Brown hardback half-leather cover.
Condition:	G : in Good condition. Rebound with marbled eps. Darkening to page ends and fore edge of advert pages brittle. Some light scattered browning.

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The Working of the Steam Engine Explained by the Use of the Indicator: Being An Exposition of the Best Means of Producing the Greatest Effect from a Given Quantity of Impulsive Power, with the Least Expenditure of Fuel

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