The Economy of Workshop Manipulation A logical method of learning constructive mechanics. Arranged with questions for the use of apprentice engineers and students.

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Richards, John, 1834- Project Gutenberg 2018
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Words: 75,318
Reading time: 328 min
Text sections: 17
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