A Treatise on the Law and Practice of Benefit Building and Freehold Land Societies: With an Appendix of Rules and Forms

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Books about Engineering are concerned with the design, construction, and operation of mechanical machines, operating systems of various kinds, and the design and management of public and private infrastructure projects. Titles include: A chronological history of electrical development from 600 B.C., A Practical Treatise on Lightning Protection, A Handbook for Steam Users, A few useful shop hints on locomotive valve setting, Asphalt Construction for Pavements and Highways, Concrete-Block Manufacture; Processes and Machines, Drainage Engineering, Die Technik des Deutschen Emissionsgeschäfts, Earthwork and Its Cost, with a Chapter on Ditching and Trenching Machinery, Elektrometallurgie und Galvanotechnik, Girder-Making and the Practice of Bridge Building in Wrought Iron, Mill building construction, The Engineers' Manual, Tools and Machines, and The triumphs of steam; or, stories from the lives of Watt, Arkwright, and Stephenson.

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Reference titles for Architecture examine to the art and science of building design. This covers a wide area of activity.

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Urban Land-Use and Planning titles in this category examine how such planning regulates land use for efficient and ethical outcomes. This requires the systematic assessment of the land and water potential, what alternatives are available for land use, and best economic and social outcomes available.

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