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 1 4|      his engine to " dis charge iron bullets to a great distance,
 2 4|    spread from the mines to the iron foundries, from the iron
 3 4|        iron foundries, from the iron foundries to the corn mills,
 4 5|       From this he passed on to iron. The iron trade had been
 5 5|       he passed on to iron. The iron trade had been revolutionised
 6 7|      his designs, but the heavy iron parts, and especially the
 7 7|      the history of the British iron industry. Wilkinson, who
 8 7|         a consuming passion for iron. His vision of the future
 9 7|         would be constructed of iron. He made an iron pulpit
10 7| constructed of iron. He made an iron pulpit for his parish church,
11 7|   pulpit for his parish church, iron writing tablets for the
12 7|      they wrote in sand with an iron pen, and finally left directions
13 7|       he was to be buried in an iron coffin. Shortly before Watt
14 8|      canals and waterworks. The iron industry had been one of
15 8|  introduction of coal fuel, the iron industry was making very
16 8|         industries that work in iron and steel. But before passing
17 8|      machines should be made of iron by machines made of iron
18 8|        iron by machines made of iron and so back to the first