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23-Aug-2004The nature and effects of power-loom weaving of cottonDugan, David; Macfarlane, Alan
17-Aug-2004The nature and importance of early glass air pumpsDugan, David
17-Aug-2004Origins of mechanical clocksDugan, David
17-Aug-2004Precision clock making and the personalization of timeDugan, David
18-Aug-2004The revolutionary impact of the steam engineDugan, David
18-Aug-2004The role of slavery in the industrial revolutionDugan, David
18-Aug-2004Scenes in a factory full of large machinesDugan, David
17-Aug-2004Seminar at Kings College, Cambridge - Number 5Dugan, David
17-Aug-2004Seminar at King's College, Cambridge - number 6Dugan, David
17-Aug-2004Seminar at King's College, Cambridge, number fourDugan, David
17-Aug-2004Seminar at King's College, Cambridge - number threeDugan, David
17-Aug-2004Seminar at King's College - firstDugan, David
17-Aug-2004Ships as complex technical systemsDugan, David
23-Aug-2004Ships of Fortune - the third programme of 'The Day the World Took Off'Dugan, David
17-Aug-2004The spread of mechanical clocksDugan, David
18-Aug-2004The start of settled agriculture and writingDugan, David
17-Aug-2004The steam engine and industrializationDugan, David
18-Aug-2004The steam engine and what it needsDugan, David
17-Aug-2004The symbolism of clocksDugan, David
23-Aug-2004War and Peace - the fifth programme of 'The Day the World Took Off'Dugan, David

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