Atlas De La Richesse Minérale, by Antoine-Marie Héron de Villefosse and Henri Le Cocq, is a comprehensive collection of geognostic and industrial facts, offering a complete course on the art of mines and factories. Originally published in French, this atlas provides detailed insights into mineral resources and their industrial applications. It is an invaluable resource for those interested in the history of mining, mineralogy, and the development of industrial processes related to natural resources.
This work serves as a historical record of mining practices and mineral wealth, making it a valuable addition to any collection focused on the earth sciences, industrial history, or economic development. The meticulous details provided by Hèron de Villefosse and Le Cocq offer a unique perspective on the importance of mineral resources in the 19th century.
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