THIS valuable book is published by the Secretary of the American Iron-Association, and by authority of the same. This Association—now four years old—is not a common trades-union, nor any impotent ...
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IN the year 1608 the British East India Company purchased seventeen tons of pig-iron — subsequently declared by Sir Thomas Gates to be “as good as any in Europe ” — for four pounds sterling per ton.
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THE date and even the place of the first use of iron by mankind have never been determined; it appears to be generally held that iron was first produced in workable quantity on the southern flanks of ...
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