...WRITING. Everyone who has any real knowledge of engineering literature knows that it is a form which it is difficult to write effectively. "Contrary to the...magazine article, or book, great skill is required to * Charles D. Stewart, in the Atlantic Monthly for October, 1908. give really adequate treatment. Yet...

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...luminous expression of such things calls for the very highest and completest set of mental faculties. Contrary to the popular notion, the creation of so-called...what was done, and why. This also takes imagination. But, as I have said, it was not my intention, in writing this, to record all that I learned of the...