Art.

 1 1|        ONE~The Evolution of the Engineer~" Since the late Rebellion,
 2 1|       and the craftsman into an engineer. The first and most famous
 3 1|       in the fullest sense an " engineer." The variety of the list
 4 1|      merely a craftsman, but an engineer, able to create as well
 5 1|     told of James Brindley, the engineer of the first canal built
 6 1|     London. When he came to the engineer, he wrote: " By Engineer
 7 1|        engineer, he wrote: " By Engineer I do not mean the Military
 8 1|        do not mean the Military Engineer, but that Tradesman who
 9 1|     goes on to explain that the engineer must know the laws of mechanics,
10 1|      often made to suffice. The engineer had three. The author just
11 1|      converts into a mechanical engineer and inventor of machines.
12 2|          the grandfather of the engineer. He came, an orphan and
13 2|        by his nephew James, the engineer, and published in 1760.
14 3|       never have won fame as an engineer if he had not also become
15 4|      Solomon De Caus. He was an engineer and architect to Louis XIII
16 4|         I650. He was a military engineer and also a clever clockmaker.
17 4|       as a practical man and an engineer, and he invented an engine,
18 4|     intelligence of the average engineer; Watt trembled to think
19 5|       built with the aid of the engineer Smeaton, were formally opened
20 5|         As his reputation as an engineer grew he was offered surveying
21 6|       wanted to get the unhappy engineer under his own protection.~
22 8|        lines of experiment. The engineer's love of mechanical perfection,
23 8| Wasborough was a quite inferior engineer, and the spectacle of his
24 8|       Matt. Wasborough a better engineer than me, I should scorn
25 8| following account by an eminent engineer seems to have hit on the
26 9|      fascinated every artist or engineer who visited it.~He had converted
27 9|       him for his criticism. An engineer submitted designs for rotative
28 9|       at least the equal of any engineer alive. He had stood alone