The Manufacture of Iron in Canada
"The Manufacture of Iron in Canada" offers a detailed look into the historical processes and economic factors surrounding iron production in Canada. Authored by James Bartlett, with contributions from the American Institute of Mining Engineers, this book provides valuable insights into the technological methods employed, the resources utilized, and the industrial landscape of the era. It serves as an important resource for understanding the development of metallurgy and manufacturing in Canada.
Readers interested in the history of technology, Canadian industry, or the broader economic history of resource extraction will find this work both informative and insightful. The book's meticulous details and historical context make it an enduring resource for researchers and enthusiasts alike.
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