The John Crerar Library
A list of Books on the History of Industry and industrial Arts

INDUSTRIAL AND ECONOMIC 3 Biicher, Karl. 330.9 Q005 30007 Industrial evolution. By Carl Biicher. Translated from the third German edition by S. Morley Wickett. xi,[2],393 p. O. New York: H. Holt & Co., 1901. Contents: I. Primitive economic conditions. 2. The economic life of primitive peoples. 3. The rise of national economy. 4. A historical survey of industrial systems. 5. The decline of the handicrafts. 6. The genesis of journalism. 7. Union of labour and labour in common. 8. Division of labour. 9. Organization of work and the for- mation of social classes. 10. Internal migrations of population and the growth of towns considered historically. Butterworth, Benjamin, compiler. A609O400 i298o Thg growth of industrial art. Arranged and compiled under the •supervision of the Hon. Benj. Butterworth, Commissioner of Patents and Representative of Interior Department, Board U. S. Executive Departments, World’s Industrial and Cotton Centen- nial Exposition. New Orleans: 1884-5. 2 vol. of pl. sq.F8. Washington 1884. Butterworth, Benjamin, 1837-1898, comp. A609 O401 58689 yjle growth of industrial art. Arranged and compiled under the supervision of the Hon. Benj. Butterworth, commissioner of patents and representative of the Department of the Interior on United States Government Board, Cincinnati Industrial Exposi- tion, Cincinnati, Ohio; Southern Exposition, Louisville, Ken- tucky; The World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition, New Orleans, Louisiana. Reproduced and printed in pursuance of act of Congress March 3, 1886, and acts supplementary there- to. Washington, Gov’t Print. Off., 1892. [4], 200 p. illus. 5oix39icm. Cooke-Taylor, Richard Whately, 1842- 338.94 O6oo 93463 Introduction to a history of the factory system, by R. Whately Cooke Taylor. London, R. Bentley & Son, 1886. xviii, 441 p. 22^cm. Darmstaedter, Ludwig, 1846- 509 Q401 42553 ... 4000 Jahre Pionier-Arbeit in den exakten Wissenschaften. Berlin, J. A. Stargardt, 1904. [4], v, 389, [1] p. 2iicm. At head of title: L. Darmstaedter and R. Du Bois Reymond. Added title-page, illustrated. The great events in the history of science from 2650 b. c. to 1903 A. D., chrono- logically arranged.