An Historical And Explanatory Dissertation On Steam-Engines And Steam-Packets With The Evidence In Full Given By The Most Eminent Engineers, Mechanists, And Manufacturers, To The Select Committees Of The House Of Commons

In this work, George Dodd and Isaac Weld provide a thorough overview of steam engines and steam packets, including the evidence given by the most eminent engineers, mechanists, and manufacturers to the select committees of the House of Commons. This work is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of technology and its impact on society.

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