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"Useful Knowledge: Minerals, Vol. 1 of 3" by William Bingley offers a comprehensive exploration into the world of minerals and their practical applications. Subtitled "A familiar account of the various productions of nature," this volume delves into the fascinating realm of mineralogy, examining the formation, properties, and uses of various minerals.
From ores to commercial products, Bingley provides a detailed account relevant to both the science of the time and the burgeoning fields of mining and resource management. This historical text provides insight into the raw materials that underpin countless industries, offering readers a glimpse into the natural resources that have shaped civilization.
Meticulously prepared for republication, this edition presents Bingley's work in a clear and accessible format, making it an invaluable resource for anyone interested in mineralogy, earth sciences, or the history of technology. Discover the timeless knowledge contained within this volume and appreciate the enduring importance of minerals in our world.
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