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The descriptions of nearly all the processes occurring in this volume have been revised in type by the managers of the various works and in every case I have been careful to specify the names of those gentlemen who have thus rendered me such essential service. Amongst foreign metallurgists, my thanks are most especially due to those of Sweden for their prompt and hearty cc operation.

It affords me much pleasure to acknowledge my obligations to the friends who have assisted me in my investigations. While this is only an act of simple justice, it is also one of policy; for men work with a much better heart when they know that the credit of their labours will not be appropriated by others without acknowledgment.

I cannot refrain from mentioning in this place the name of one friend, who has rendered me most willing, and I may add, most valuable aid, - it is that of my colleague Mr. Richard Smith. The descriptions of the methods of assaying the ores of copper and zinc are by Mr. Smith, who has been almost daily occupied, during the last ten years, in instructing students in the art of assaying.

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"John Percy may have died in 1889, but his influence in the world of metallurgy lives on. Percy published a series of books on the various metals (mining, manufacture, and processing). His volumes on the manufacture of iron and steel are crucial to an understanding of the history of ferrous metallurgy and still used today. This volume covers fuels (wood, peat, coal, charcoal, and coke), fire-clays and crucibles, copper, zinc, and brass. Hopefully his other works will also be reprinted."

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  • Paperback 652 pages
  • Publisher Forgotten Books (March 16, 2019)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10 1330513053

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  • John Percy may have died in 1889, but his influence in the world of metallurgy lives on. Percy published a series of books on the various metals (mining, manufacture, and processing). His volumes on the manufacture of iron and steel are crucial to an understanding of the history of ferrous metallurgy and still used today. This volume covers fuels (wood, peat, coal, charcoal, and coke), fire-clays and crucibles, copper, zinc, and brass. Hopefully his other works will also be reprinted.