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"The Miner's Friend: An Engine to Raise Water by Fire" by Thomas Savery offers a fascinating glimpse into the dawn of the industrial age. This meticulously prepared print edition preserves Savery's early work on mine pumps and water raising technology. A cornerstone of technology history, this book details the ingenious engine designed to solve the critical problem of draining mines, allowing for deeper and more productive excavation.
Explore the origins of the steam engine and its impact on early engineering. Savery's writing provides invaluable insight into the practical challenges and innovative solutions of the era. This historical text, categorized under Technology & Engineering and Science History, will appeal to anyone interested in the mechanical ingenuity that shaped our world. Delve into the primary source material that laid the groundwork for future advancements and discover the enduring legacy of "The Miner's Friend."
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