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International Journal for the History of Engineering and Technology
(pp. 158-198).
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Joel A. Tarr
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Illuminating the Streets, Alleys, Parks and Suburbs of the American City: Non-Networked Technologies, 1870-1920.
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Inspired by British inventions: Joseph von Baader (1763–1835) — a Bavarian engineer fighting a losing battle.
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David E. Nye
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American Illuminations: Urban Lighting, 1800-1920.
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Tomory, Leslie
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Ribbat, Christoph
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Tomory, Leslie
(2013)
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British Journal for the History of Science
(pp. 199-229).
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Pedroche, Ben
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London's Lost Power Stations and Gasworks.
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Tomory, Leslie
(2012)
Progressive Enlightenment: The Origins of the Gaslight Industry, 1780--1820.
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Tomory, Leslie
(2011)
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(pp. 75-102).
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Donald W. Linebaugh
(2011)
The Springfield gas machine: illuminating industry and leisure, 1860s-1920s.
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Tomory, Leslie
(2011)
Gaslight, Distillation, and the Industrial Revolution.
History of Science
(p. 395).
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Tomory, Leslie
(2011)
Gaslight, distillation, and the Industrial Revolution.
History of Science
(pp. 395-424).
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Tomory, Leslie
(2009)
The origins of gaslight technology in 18th century pneumatic chemistry.
Annals of Science: The History of Science and Technology
(pp. 473-496).
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Tomory, Leslie
(2009)
The Origins of Gaslight Technology in Eighteenth-Century Pneumatic Chemistry.
Annals of Science: The History of Science and Technology
(p. 473).
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Tomory, Leslie
(2009)
Progressive Enlightenment: The Origins of the Gaslight Industry 1780--1820.
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Schiffer, Michael Brian
(2008)
A Cognitive Analysis of Component-Stimulated Invention: Electromagnet, Telegraph, and the Capitol Dome's Electric Gas-Lighter.
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(p. 376).
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Otter, Chris
(2008)
The Victorian eye: A political history of light and vision in Britain, 1800--1910.
(/p/isis/citation/CBB001180635/)
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Werrett, Simon
(2007)
From the Grand Whim to the Gasworks: “Philosophical Fireworks” in Georgian England.
In: The Mindful Hand: Inquiry and Invention from the Late Renaissance to Early Industrialisation
(p. 324).
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Thorndahl, Jytte; Thomsen, Hanne
(2007)
El og gas til danske kommuner.
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