Statistics Of Power And Machinery Employed In Manufactures; Volume 2
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"Statistics Of Power And Machinery Employed In Manufactures, Volume 2" offers a detailed statistical analysis of the power and machinery used in manufacturing during the late 19th century in the United States. Compiled under the authority of the Tenth Census (1880), this volume provides invaluable insights into the technological landscape and industrial capabilities of the era.
Authored primarily by William Petit Trowbridge and the United States Census Office, the book meticulously documents the types, quantities, and applications of power-driven machinery across various sectors of manufacturing. This comprehensive survey captures a crucial period of industrial transformation, reflecting the shift towards mechanized production and the increasing reliance on steam and other power sources.
Researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the industrial history of the United States will find this volume to be a rich and informative resource, offering a unique glimpse into the statistical underpinnings of America's manufacturing prowess during a pivotal time.
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