Published Works
(1829) The science of mechanics, as applied to the present improvements in the useful arts in Europe, and in the United States of America.
(1833) The practical tourist, or, Sketches of the state of the useful arts, and of society, scenery, and in Great Britain, France and Holland, Volume 2
(1844) article On the Volume of the Niagara River,provided the first calculation of the volume and power potential of Niagara Falls, published in Silliman's American Journal of Science, April 1844.
(1852) Philosophy of the mechanics of nature, and the source and modes of action of natural motive-power.
(1876) Bi-centenary of the burning of Providence in 1676: Defence of the Rhode Island system of treatment of the Indians, and of civil and religious liberty., for the Rhode Island Historical Society, April 10, 1876.
(1871) Historical Sketch of the Improvements in Transmission of Power from Motors to Machines.
(1879) Solar light and heat: the source and the supply. Gravitation: with explanations of planetary and molecular forces as a sequel to his 1851 book.
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