
PREFACE.
PROPERTIES OF GLASS.
CURIOSITIES OF GLASS-MAKING.
THE ROYAL CLARENCE VASE.
LEGENDS OF THE GLASS-HOUSE, ETC.
MANUFACTURE OF GLASS IN THE UNITED STATES, ETC.
IMITATION OF MUSLIN-GLASS.
\[From the "Scientific American."\] ETCHING AND ORNAMENTING GLASS.
COLORED GLASS.
ARTIFICIAL DIAMONDS.
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en
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Project Gutenberg
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Release date
2013-11-25
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Public domain in the USA.

1790–1869
An inventive American industrialist, he helped shape the early U.S. glass industry and later turned his curiosity to writing about both manufacturing and art. He is especially remembered for founding the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company and for leaving behind vivid firsthand accounts of glassmaking.
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