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Thermodynamics, With Special Reference To The Steam Engine. Being An Abstract Of Lecture Delivered To The Class Of Civil Engineering And Mechanics In The University Of Glasgow, Session 1872-73.

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Thermodynamics, With Special Reference To The Steam Engine. Being An Abstract Of Lecture Delivered To The Class Of Civil Engineering And Mechanics In The University Of Glasgow, Session 1872-73.