Conversation On Mines, &c., Between a Father and Son

"Conversation On Mines, &c., Between a Father and Son" by William Hopton offers a detailed exploration of mining practices through an engaging dialogue. Designed as an educational tool, the book covers various aspects of mine operations. To further aid in the preparation of those seeking certification, a comprehensive question and answer section is included, making this a valuable resource for both novice learners and experienced professionals in the field of colliery management. This historical text provides insights into the mining techniques and the educational approaches of the time.

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