Art.

 1 1|     ENGINEERS. ~ ~The seventeenth century had been one of the liveliest
 2 1|         invented.~The seventeenth century therefore was a lively one,
 3 1|    experiments of the seventeenth century to a more stable and less
 4 1| characteristic of the seventeenth century. Once more a fertility of
 5 1|     Puritanism of the seventeenth century found a parallel in the
 6 1|          it had to be unearthed a century later from the litter of
 7 1|           years of the eighteenth century appears as the revival of
 8 1|           born in the seventeenth century and grew to maturity in
 9 1|          began in the seventeenth century. It is as old as history,
10 1|          It is in the seventeenth century that we shall find the gulf
11 1|           fruit in the eighteenth century.~Even the healthy young
12 1|           years of the eighteenth century. More will have to be said
13 1|     importance in the seventeenth century, those of the clockmaker
14 1|           Even in the seventeenth century engineers had been employed
15 2|    somewhere in the middle of the century, settled Thomas Watt, the
16 2|        which, even in seventeenth century Scotland, substance was
17 2|      latter years of the eleventh century, and had " never acknowledged
18 3|       beginning of the eighteenth century was a small seaport lying
19 3|           the last quarter of the century the face of the town was
20 4|          amazing book, entitled X Century of the Names and Scantlings
21 4|      Number I00. This last of the century, though the least ingenious
22 4|   pressure. Now in the eighteenth century mechanical technique was
23 5|        seen, from the seventeenth century. In that fascinating and
24 5|      Defoe, as he watched the old century dying, "has so violently
25 5|        England.~As the eighteenth century wore on, the activities
26 5|     revolutionised earlier in the century by the discovery of a method
27 6|       industrial organiser of the century. Roebuck had tried to persuade
28 6|       kingdom. In the seventeenth century specialisation went still
29 6|          middle of the eighteenth century she enjoyed an unchallenged
30 8|       about 50,ooo tons a year. A century later it was 7+ millions.
31 8|     Projectors in the seventeenth century. It was well known that
32 8|           early in the eighteenth century, because they were all imported
33 8| reputation unchallenged.~When the century drew to its close, Watt
34 9|         quarter of the eighteenth century. Philosophical Societies
35 9|        first ten years of the new century brought the heaviest losses.
36 9|       beginning of the nineteenth century. But if we were to measure
37 9|         supply. In the eighteenth century no country felt safe unless