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 1 Intr    |          Reminiscences of James Watt:," Transactions of the Glasgow
 2 Intr    |        account of the moment of Watt's invention of his steam
 3 Intr    |       quite accurately, in such Watt/steam engine works as H.
 4 Intr    |       69; H.W. Dickinson, James Watt, Craftsman & Engineer (1936),
 5 Intr    | Dickinson and R. Jenkins, James Watt and the Steam Engine (1927),
 6 Intr    |        Glasgow engineers. James Watt, Craftsman & Engineer (1936),
 7 Intr    |         Muirhead, Life of James Watt (facsimile ed. 1987; originally
 8 Intr    |  Mechanical Inventions of James Watt (1854), vol. 1, p. lxxix.
 9 Intr    |         as a "hero worshiper of Watt," no doubt based upon Robert
10 Intr    |     brothers Hart "looked upon [Watt] as the greatest and most
11 Intr    |         that ever lived." James Watt, Craftsman & Engineer (1936),
12 Intr    |        account of the moment of Watt's invention of his steam
13 Intr    |   derived from meetings between Watt and the brothers Hart, these
14 Intr    | Robinson and A.E. Musson, James Watt and the Steam Revolution (
15 Intr    |         Muirhead, Life of James Watt, p. 82-83; and Muirhead,
16 Intr    |  Mechanical Inventions of James Watt, vol. 1, p. lxxix. This
17 Intr    |        was sent by him to James Watt, Jr. in 1845. Robinson and
18 Intr    |      Robinson and Musson, James Watt and the Steam Revolution,
19 Intr    |       mind." ~Other accounts of Watt that describe his conception
20 Intr    |       at the time, are found in Watt's 1796 account prepared
21 Intr    |      Robinson and Musson, James Watt and the Steam Revolution,
22 Intr    |         Muirhead, Life of James Watt, p. 87-88; and are found
23 Intr    |         87-88; and are found in Watt's 1813-14 account prepared
24 Intr    |         Muirhead, Life of James Watt, p. 79-80. ~
25 Text    |          REMINISCENCES OF JAMES WATT: ~BY ~ROBERT HART, ESQ. ~~~[
26 Text,  1|        the celebrated Dr. James Watt, the inventor of our improved
27 Text,  1|        of the inventions of Mr. Watt. They were so numerous,
28 Text,  1|        very high opinion of Mr. Watt, and looked upon him as
29 Text,  2|      show what was properly Mr. Watt's engine, and what was not,
30 Text,  2|     understands it; this is Mr. Watt." I never at any time saw
31 Text,  2|       saying that "this was Mr. Watt." Up till this time I had
32 Text,  2|    evaporation in a vacuum. Mr. Watt took much interest in this
33 Text,  3|    speaking of the difficulties Watt and Bolton had to contend
34 Text,  5|      the site of this shop, Mr. Watt said, "It was in a little
35 Text,  5|    Roebuck's coalworks when Mr. Watt was there, that Mr. Watt
36 Text,  5|        Watt was there, that Mr. Watt erected a small engine on
37 Text,  6|        obd. humble Servt. JAMES WATT. ~ ~He caused his son, Mr.
38 Text,  6|       caused his son, Mr. James Watt, to call on us when he was
39 Text,  6|        also mentioned it to Mr. Watt in 1816. I am not sure if
40 Text,  7|      was done with it until Mr. Watt's time. ~ ~I may mention