Delve into the heart of the Industrial Revolution with Samuel Smiles's "Lives of Boulton and Watt," a captivating biography of two titans of engineering. This meticulously researched account, drawing principally from original manuscripts at the Soho Manufactory, chronicles the partnership of Matthew Boulton and James Watt, the visionary minds behind the revolutionary steam engine.
Explore the remarkable story of their collaboration and the impact of their inventions on society. Discover the inner workings of the Soho Manufactory, a hub of innovation that propelled Britain into a new era. Smiles's biography offers invaluable insights into the lives, work, and enduring legacy of these pioneers. A fascinating historical narrative for anyone interested in engineering, business history, and the transformative power of ingenuity.
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