 | James Montgomery, David J. Jeremy - 1990 - 386 pages
...cited John Kennedy's estimate of 1817. See Baines, Cotton Manufacture (1835)369. "James Cleland, An Historical Account of the Steam Engine, and Its Application in Propelling Vessels (Glasgow, 1825), reported in the Franklin Journal I (1826) 106-111; on p. Ill Cleland's report of a... | |
 | George Matteson - 2005 - 278 pages
...1. Jonathan Hulls, Description and Draft of a New-Invented Machine (London, 1737). 2. James Cleland, Historical Account of the Steam Engine and Its Application in Propelling Vessels (Glasgow: Edward Khull &. Son, 1829); and Brent Dibner, "The Earliest Days of Tugboating." Tugbitts,... | |
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Bristol [1838?]. 8°. Cleland (J.) Historical account of the steam engine and its application in propelling vessels: with an account of the number and uses of the steam engines in Glasgow, and number of steam boats on the Clyde, in the years 1825 and... 
