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共 19 段- Sir Joseph Banks was married but had no family. He continued
- This eminent practical engineer and machinist was born at St
- Dr. Cartwright, whose invention of the power-loom may be con
- Amongst Mr. Chapman's other extensive employments in Ireland
- Dalton attended the schools in the neighbourhood of Eaglesfi
- Peter Dollond, the subject of the present memoir, was the el
- Dr. Henry's earliest instructor was the Rev. Ralph Harrison,
- Although Jenner's time was chiefly occupied with his profess
- On his return to England, he qualified himself to serve on t
- In the year 1807 Maudslay took out a patent for improvements
- In 1797 he composed a sequel to his first paper on the India
- In 1770, however, he resumed his mercantile avocations in th
- From this period until late in life, Mr. Smith continued unc
- The first great undertaking, upon which Mr. Telford (in conj
- In the year 1809 Trevithick commenced an attempt at tunnelli
- To James Watt, philosopher, mechanician, and civil engineer,
- In December 1797 Young's uncle, Dr. Brocklesby, died, bequea
- This distinguished mathematician was born at Dundee and rece
- An earnest artist named William Walker, not being wholly abs