"Lectures Delivered at the Bristol Mining School, 1857" offers a fascinating glimpse into the technical education and mining practices of mid-19th century England. Compiled by the Bristol Merchant Venturers' Technical College, this volume preserves the content of lectures delivered at the Bristol Mining School, providing valuable insights into the curriculum, teaching methods, and prevailing theories of the time.
The book covers a range of topics related to mining, geology, and mineralogy, reflecting the practical and scientific knowledge deemed essential for aspiring mining engineers and professionals. Readers interested in the history of technology, mining, and education will find this a valuable resource.
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