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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 5 (1874) (1874)

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ron industry of the country, of regarding power each; one newly erected 18 inch rolling train for All the men employed at the works in any capacity are his workmen as living fellow beings, and not as mere ma- blooms and iron of large size, say up to 5 inch round, etc. ; engaged by the year; but… … hazards be ground forthe least pay, holds in the great es- operation, but they do not give the full measure of the fu- them, for example, such as the rollers and all assistants em- tablishments of the present. The example of Samuel Owen ture productive capacity of the works, for there are other…

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