Academy,  2 (1870–71), 47–48.

[Review of Hallamshire, by Joseph Hunter]

T Arnold

Genre:

Review

Publications reviewed:

Hunter 1869

Subjects:

Industry, Manufactories, Metallurgy, Invention, Railways

People mentioned:

Alfred Gatty


    Observes that the 'invention of cast-steel in the middle of the last century by Benjamin Huntsman' has 'led to a great expansion of the trade' of Sheffield, and notes the 'immense demand for railway-springs, buffers, and all descriptions of railway-iron, which has lately come upon Sheffield, and led to the establishment of a host of new iron-furnaces' (48).



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