The claims of mechanics' institutes, or, The importance of communicating literary, scientific and mechanical knowledge to the working classes

The claims of mechanics' institutes, or, The importance of communicating literary, scientific and mechanical knowledge to the working classes

by J. C. Gallaway

Book 21944 of CIHM/ICMH Microfiche series --

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