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Sources
A History of Technology
Charles Singer, E. J. Holmyard, A. R. Hall and Trevor I. Williams, editors, Oxford University Press, 1954
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  • Contains: William Shockley
  • Contains: Thomas Newcomen
  • Contains: James Watt
  • Contains: Samuel Morse
  • Contains: Jack Kilby
  • Contains: Robert Noyce
  • Contains: Vint Cerf
  • Contains: Bob Kahn
  • Contains: Johannes Gutenberg
  • Contains: Theodore Maiman
  • Contains: Gordon Gould
  • Contains: Frank Whittle
  • Contains: Hans von Ohain
  • Contains: Frederick Winslow Taylor
  • Contains: Joseph Marie Jacquard
  • Contains: Robert Watson-Watt
  • Contains: Christian Hulsmeyer
  • Contains: Charles Goodyear
  • Contains: Thomas Hancock
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