Inventors & Inventions
by Henry Robinson
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About this eBook
- Author
- Robinson, Henry, 1872-
- Credits
- Produced by Chris Curnow, Mary Akers and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- T: Technology
- Subject
- Inventions
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 46472
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/46472
- Release Date
- August 1, 2014
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.Inventors & Inventions
- 2.Contents
- 3.Preface
- 4.CHAPTER 1 Successful Invention
- 5.CHAPTER 2 Machine Designing
- 6.CHAPTER 3 Financing a New Invention
- 7.CHAPTER 4 Marketing a New Invention
- 8.CHAPTER 5 Determining the Selling Price of a Newly Invented Article
- 9.CHAPTER 6 Office Management and Business Policies
- 10.CHAPTER 7 Divers Ways of Exploiting an Invention
- 11.CHAPTER 8 Useful Pointers on Successful Manufacturing
- 12.CHAPTER 9 Warning to Prospective Inventors
- 13.CHAPTER 10 Advice to Inventors on Inventions
- 14.CHAPTER 11 General Definition and Classification of Inventions
- 15.CHAPTER 12 The Glory of Invention and Pictures of Celebrated Inventors and Scientists
- 16.CHAPTER 13 How to Invent
- 17.CHAPTER 14 How to Make Sketches and Specifications
- 18.CHAPTER 15 The Necessity of Competent Engineering for Successful Invention
- 19.CHAPTER 16 Pert Pointers for Prospective Inventors That Will Be Found Helpful
- 20.CHAPTER 17 Protection of an Invention
- 21.CHAPTER 18 Various Ways Employed to Cheat and Rob Inventors
- 22.CHAPTER 19 Government Connivance at the Despoiling of a Poor Inventor
- 23.CHAPTER 20 Old and Common Tricks Employed to "Do" an Inexperienced Inventor
- 24.CHAPTER 21 The Root of the Evil
- 25.CHAPTER 22 Comparative Legal Protection Afforded to Mental and Physical Property
- 26.CHAPTER 23 The Utter Helplessness of a Poor Inventor to Obtain Justice
- 27.CHAPTER 24 Public Attitude Towards Him Who Steals Physical and to the One Who Steals Mental Property
- 28.CHAPTER 25 Present Available Means of Protecting an Invention
- 29.CHAPTER 26 Comparative Government Treatment—A Bounty for Raising "Sugar Beets," but a Tax on Inventions
- 30.CHAPTER 27 Society's Debt to the Inventor
- 31.CHAPTER 28 Comparative Protection Given by the Government
- 32.CHAPTER 29 The Law's Definition of Property—and Public Policy
- 33.CHAPTER 30 The Successful Inventor
- 34.CHAPTER 31 Comparative Treatment the World Accords to Them, and Summary
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