Some comments on James Watt's published account of his work on steam and steam engines

Royal Society of London. Notes and records, v.26, no.1

Smeaton, William Arthur.

Royal Society of London, London, 1971.

506.42 R82N V.26, NO.1

p.35-42 ; octavo.

James Watt, engineer and man of science

Royal Society of London. Notes and Records, v.24, no.2

Robinson, Eric, 1924-

Royal Society of London, London, 1970.

506.42 R82N V.24, NO.2

p.221-232 : port. ; octavo.

An Unpublished chemical essay of James Watt

Royal Society of London. Notes and records, v.25, no.2

Larder, David F. | Watt, James, 1736-1819

Royal Society of London, London, 1970.

506.42 R82N V.25, NO.2

p.193-210 ; octavo.

James Watts liv och verk

Daedalus, 1936

Hubendick, Edvard (Karl Edvard Ludwig), b. 1875

Stockholm, 1936.

609.05 D13 1936

p.[95]-115 : illus. ; octavo.

James Watt

McDonald, John. | Le Conte, John, op. 1850-1886.

William H. Vannan, Edinburgh, May 1858.

M42 13 33

1 Print Engraving, b & w image 56 x 43 cm.

From engineer to scientist: Reinventing invention in the Watt and Faraday centenaries, 1919-31

British journal for the history of science, v.40, pt.3, no.146

MacLeod, Christine.

Cambridge, Eng, 2007.

Includes bibliographical references.

509.05 B77 V.40, PT.3, NO.146

p. [389]-411. : ill., facsims. ; 25 cm.

The life of James Watt: with selections from his correspondence

Muirhead, James Patrick, 1813-1898

Murray, London, 1858.

Inserted after p. 344: "Fac-simile of the erroneous title-page prefixed to the separate copies of Mr. Cavendish's 'Experiments on air,' read before the Royal society, January 15, 1784." Includes index. Appendix: No. I. List of the works of Denys Papin. No. II. Historical note on the discovery of the theory of the composition of water. By the Right Hon. Henry Lord Brougham ... No. III. Summary of the history of the progress towards the discovery of the composition of water, and of the discovery itself.

B W34M

xvi, 580 p. : ill., facsim, ports. ; 23 cm.

Ångteknikens utveckling efter James Watt

Daedalus, 1936

Lindmark, Tore.

Stockholm, 1936.

609.05 D13 1936

p.[117]-127 ; octavo.

Correspondence of the late James Watt on his discovery of the theory of the composition of water: with a letter from his son

Watt, James, 1736-1819 | Muirhead, James Patrick, 1813-1898

J. Murray, W. Blackwood and Sons, London, Edinburgh, 1846.

Added t.p.: The discovery of the composition of water. Readex Microprint edition.

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[3] p. ., cxxvii p., 264 p. : Front. (port.), diagr.

James Watt and the steam revolution: a documentary history

Robinson, Eric, 1924- | Musson, A. E. (Albert Edward), 1920-

Adams & Dart, London, 1969.

Includes bibliographical references.

B W34RO

ix, 228 p., 27 plates. : ill. (some col.), facsim, ports. ; 26 cm.

James Watt and the history of steam power

Hart, Ivor Blashka, 1889-

Schuman, New York, [1961 c1949]

"Recommendations for further reading": p. 158-159.

B W34ha

159 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.

The Chemical work of James Watt, F.R.S

Royal society of London. Notes and records, v.40, no.1

Pugh, Jennifer S. | Hudson, John

Royal society of London, London], 1985.

506.42 R82N V.40, NO.1

p.41-52 : illus. port. ; 24 1/2 cm.

The Origins of James Watt's perfect engine

Newcomen Society ... Transactions, v.68

Hills, Richard Leslie, 1936-

Newcomen Society, London, 1997.

620.6 N43T V.68

p.85-107 : illus., diagrs., facsims. ; 24.5 cm.

Discovering water: James Watt, Henry Cavendish, and the nineteenth-century 'Water Controversy'

Miller, David Philip.

Ashgate, Burlington, Vt, [c2004]

Includes bibliographical references (p. 289-305) and index.

543.3 M61D

xii, 316 p. : charts, ports. ; 24 cm.

The association of Thomas Beddoes, M.D., with James Watt, F.R.S

Royal Society of London. Notes and Records, v.22, nos.1-2

Cartwright, Frederick Fox.

Royal Society of London, London, 1967.

506.42 R82N V.22, NOS.1-2

p.131-143 : ports. ; quarto.

Arago, F. (Francois), 1786-1853 | Muirhead, James Patrick, 1813-1898

Murray, London, 1839.

"Read at the public meeting of the Academy of sciences, on the 8th of December, 1834."--Pref.

B W34a.m

ix, 261 p. : port. ; 22 cm.

The "Plain story" of James Watt; the Wilkins lecture 1969

Royal Society of London. Notes and Records, v.24, no.2

Jones, R. V. (Reginald Victor), 1911-

Royal Society of London, London, 1970.

506.42 R82N V.24, NO.2

p.194-220 : illus., facsims. ; octavo.

"Puffing Jamie": The commercial and ideological importance of being a "philosopher" in the case of the reputation of James Watt (1736-1819)

History of science, v.38, pt.1, no.119

Miller, David Philip.

Cambridge, Eng.], 2000.

509 H623 v.38, pt.1, no

p. [1]-24. : ill., port. ; 24 cm.

Steam power in the eighteenth century: a case study in the application of science

Cardwell, D. S. L. (Donald Stephen Lowell)

Sheed and Ward, London, New York, [1963]

Bibliography: p.[101]-102.

621.1 C17S

ix, 102 p. ; duodecimo.

Memorials of the lineage, early life, education, and development of the genius of James Watt

Williamson, Georgeof Greenock | Williamson, James. | Watt Club

Printed for the Watt Club by T. Constable, Edinburgh], 1856.

Edited by James Williamson. Readex Microprint edition. Includes bibliographical references.

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Front., x p, [1] p.., xi p, p.[12]-262 : front. (port.), pls., facsim., fold. map, fold. diagr.