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Read Ebook: Katerfelto: A Story of Exmoor by Whyte Melville G J George John Crealocke Henry Hope Illustrator
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SUCCESSFUL INVENTION
MACHINE DESIGNING
FINANCING A NEW INVENTION
MARKETING A NEW INVENTION
DETERMINING THE SELLING PRICE OF A NEWLY INVENTED ARTICLE
OFFICE MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS POLICIES
DIVERS WAYS OF EXPLOITING AN INVENTION
USEFUL POINTERS ON SUCCESSFUL MANUFACTURING
WARNING TO PROSPECTIVE INVENTORS
ADVICE TO INVENTORS ON INVENTIONS
GENERAL DEFINITION AND CLASSIFICATION OF INVENTIONS
THE GLORY OF INVENTION AND PICTURES OF CELEBRATED INVENTORS AND SCIENTISTS
HOW TO INVENT
HOW TO MAKE SKETCHES AND SPECIFICATIONS
THE NECESSITY OF COMPETENT ENGINEERING FOR SUCCESSFUL INVENTION
PERT POINTERS FOR PROSPECTIVE INVENTORS THAT WILL BE FOUND HELPFUL
PROTECTION OF AN INVENTION
VARIOUS WAYS EMPLOYED TO CHEAT AND ROB INVENTORS
GOVERNMENT CONNIVANCE AT THE DESPOILING OF A POOR INVENTOR
OLD AND COMMON TRICKS EMPLOYED TO "DO" AN INEXPERIENCED INVENTOR
THE ROOT OF THE EVIL
COMPARATIVE LEGAL PROTECTION AFFORDED TO MENTAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTY
THE UTTER HELPLESSNESS OF A POOR INVENTOR TO OBTAIN JUSTICE
PUBLIC ATTITUDE TOWARDS HIM WHO STEALS PHYSICAL AND TO THE ONE WHO STEALS MENTAL PROPERTY
PRESENT AVAILABLE MEANS OF PROTECTING AN INVENTION
COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT TREATMENT--A BOUNTY FOR RAISING "SUGAR BEETS," BUT A TAX ON INVENTIONS
SOCIETY'S DEBT TO THE INVENTOR
COMPARATIVE PROTECTION GIVEN BY THE GOVERNMENT
THE LAW'S DEFINITION OF PROPERTY--AND PUBLIC POLICY
THE SUCCESSFUL INVENTOR
COMPARATIVE TREATMENT THE WORLD ACCORDS TO THEM, AND SUMMARY
BY HENRY ROBINSON ENGINEER AND INVENTOR 5
A. G. ARNOLD, Esq. 7
THE SUCCESSFUL INVENTOR THE UNSUCCESSFUL INVENTOR 12
THE STEPS BY WHICH HE IS REQUIRED TO CLIMB AND MOUNT THAT DESIRED EMINENCE. 14
INVENTORS SELDOM HAVE ANYTHING OUTSIDE OF THEIR ASPIRATIONS AND PROSPECTS. 16
FINANCE MINISTERS. 17
VISION SUFFICIENTLY PENETRATING TO DETECT THE NIGGER IN THE WOODPILE. 21
"NO ONE POOR ENOUGH TO DO HIS INVENTION REVERENCE." 21
"A BIRD IN THE HAND IS WORTH TWO IN THE BUSH." 27
THE GOOD WILL AND WELL WISHES OF THOSE WHO HELPED CREATE IT. 29
NUMEROUS AND DEEP ARE THE PITFALLS THAT THE WOULD-BE-SUCCESSFUL INVENTOR MUST AVOID. 31
VICTIMS CONSTANTLY THROWN UP BY THE WAVES OF PASSION AND FOLLY, ON THE STERILE SHORE OF HUMAN INDIFFERENCE. 35
SHORT AND EASY CUT TO OPULENCE AND EASE. 35
WHO CAN FATHOM OR SET A LIMIT TO THE INGENUITY OF THAT DIVINE CREATION, THE HUMAN BRAIN? NONE BUT ITS CREATOR. 37
OUR ORDINARY EVERYDAY MECHANICAL UTILITIES WOULD BE CONSIDERED MAGIC BY HIM WHO WROTE--"THERE'S NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN." 37
NEWTON. 57
HERSCHEL. 57
S. F. B. MORSE. 57
ROBERT FULTON, INVENTOR OF THE STEAMBOAT. 57
BENJ. FRANKLIN. 57
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