Hearings, Reports and Prints of the Senate Committee on Public WorksU.S. Government Printing Office, 1973 - Legislative hearings |
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... automobile was James Watt's invention of the connecting rod and throttles to control the force of steam and thus vary the speed of the engine . It is under- standable that this English invention was improved on and applied by successive ...
... automobile was James Watt's invention of the connecting rod and throttles to control the force of steam and thus vary the speed of the engine . It is under- standable that this English invention was improved on and applied by successive ...
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... automobile industry , and the first to use many parts manufactured by other firms . The mergers were instrumental in gaining complete rights to George Selden's patent for the internal combustion engine . Royalties were col- lected from ...
... automobile industry , and the first to use many parts manufactured by other firms . The mergers were instrumental in gaining complete rights to George Selden's patent for the internal combustion engine . Royalties were col- lected from ...
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... automobile manufac- turers come and go . The competition was keen and only a handful of the best and toughest remained . Even Henry Ford struggled and had to reorganize and / or refinance several times before he found the win- ning ...
... automobile manufac- turers come and go . The competition was keen and only a handful of the best and toughest remained . Even Henry Ford struggled and had to reorganize and / or refinance several times before he found the win- ning ...
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... Automobile Company in 1899 , which Ford resigned from Edison to join . In January 1901 the Detroit Automobile Co. dissolved , Ford saying he could get no support for building a better car . After successfully building a racing car ...
... Automobile Company in 1899 , which Ford resigned from Edison to join . In January 1901 the Detroit Automobile Co. dissolved , Ford saying he could get no support for building a better car . After successfully building a racing car ...
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... automobile industry and its basic components , including the spark ignition engine . Ford's overwhelming success can be seen in the extent to which he increasingly dominated the market : 21 Year 1908 1911 1913 1914 Percent of all ...
... automobile industry and its basic components , including the spark ignition engine . Ford's overwhelming success can be seen in the extent to which he increasingly dominated the market : 21 Year 1908 1911 1913 1914 Percent of all ...
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