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No. 454: Arcana: Science and Art


Today, let s read an old book about a new world.
The University of Houston s College of Engineering
presents this series about the machines that make
our civilization run, and the people whose
ingenuity created them.
It s 1832. Our 20th century
world is just a premonition in people s minds. The
forty years of upheaval that began with the
American Revolution finally ended when Napoleon
lost at Waterloo. Now America and England are
turning themselves into industrial nations. England
is far ahead, but we re closing the gap faster than
anyone realizes.
In 1832, a small yearbook came out in London. It
was called,
Arcana of Science and Art. The ....

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No. 756: Ready for an Invention


Today, Europe invents Johann Gutenberg. The
University of Houston s College of Engineering
presents this series about the machines that make
our civilization run, and the people whose
ingenuity created them.
We date book-printing with
Gutenberg s Bible in 1456. One day we wrote books
with pens. The next we went to the book store. And
that s only a small exaggeration. By 1500 we d
printed almost 15,000,000 new books. That spelled
huge change by any reckoning.
No new technology moves that fast if the world
isn t primed to receive it. But the world was.
Europe had cried out for movable type since the
late 1100 s. That was almost 300 years. ....

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No. 2612: A Prelude to War


Issues of the 1916
American Review of Reviews reveal
a strange view of war. The last Indian Wars and the Spanish-American War had not brought
horror home to most Americans. The Civil War certainly had, but it was now a recollection
of a previous generation. Most people remembered its heroics far more clearly than its
agony and blood.
By now, WW-I had settled into a trench war of attrition in Europe; but it d be another
year before we joined that fight. At the moment, the magazine shows as much interest
in our Mexican border scrap with Pancho Villa as the war in Europe. ....

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