The Principles of Mechanical Philosophy Applied to Industrial Mechanics is a classic work of engineering that provides a comprehensive guide to the principles of mechanical philosophy and their application to industrial mechanics. Written by Thomas Turner Tate, this book is a sequel to the author's Exercises on Mechanics and Natural Philosophy. It is an essential resource for engineers and anyone interested in the history of mechanical engineering.

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