Bessemer, Henry Sir

British engineer (1813-1898)

Born	1813
Died	1898

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Sir Henry Bessemer, F. R. S.: An autobiography.

by Bessemer, Henry Sir First published in 1905 — 6 editions
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On a new system of manufacturing sugar from the cane, and its advantages, as compared with the method generally used in the West Indies: also, some remarks on the best mode of insuring its general and simultaneous introduction into the British colonies

by Bessemer, Henry Sir First published in 1852 — 2 editions

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Letter to the Right Hon. Viscount Cranbrook, Her Majesty's Secretary of State for the government of India

by Bessemer, Henry Sir First published in 1878 — 1 edition

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On the manufacture of malleable cast steel: its progress and employment as a substitute for wrought iron

by Bessemer, Henry Sir First published in 1865 — 1 edition

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Sir Henry Bessemer, F.R.S., an autobiography: with a concluding chapter.

by Bessemer, Henry Sir First published in 1905 — 1 edition

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On a new system of manufacturing sugar from the cane, and its advantages: as compared with the method generally used in the West Indies : also, some remarks on the best mode of insuring its general and simultaneous introduction into the British colonies

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Died	1898

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OLID: OL1002073A
ISNI: 0000000082040954
Library of Congress Names: n88258882
VIAF: 18013161
Wikidata: Q310201
Inventaire.io: wd:Q310201

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Bessemer, Henry Sir

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On a new system of manufacturing sugar from the cane, and its advantages, as compared with the method generally used in the West Indies: also, some remarks on the best mode of insuring its general and simultaneous introduction into the British colonies

Letter to the Right Hon. Viscount Cranbrook, Her Majesty's Secretary of State for the government of India

On the manufacture of malleable cast steel: its progress and employment as a substitute for wrought iron

Sir Henry Bessemer, F.R.S., an autobiography: with a concluding chapter.

On a new system of manufacturing sugar from the cane, and its advantages: as compared with the method generally used in the West Indies : also, some remarks on the best mode of insuring its general and simultaneous introduction into the British colonies

On a new systerm of manufacturing sugar from the cane: and its advantages as compared with the method generally used in the West Indies: also, some remarks on the best mode of insuring its general and simultaneous introduction into the British colonies

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