The Dawn of Industry: 1750 to 1810 by Reader's Digest Association (Author)

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The Dawn of Industry: 1750 to 1810 by Reader's Digest Association (Author)ISBN: 9780276445170 Publisher : Reader's Digest Association, January 1, 2011 Hardcover, 160 pages This volume covers the years 1750 to 1810, the dawn of the industrial age. By the mid 18th century, it seemed scientists were capable of rising to almost any challenge. They proved the secrets of electricity, even as steam power was being harnessed to fuel the growth in mechanised industry.

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