Topic
Dynamite
24 books
The man behind the Peace Prize: Alfred Nobel
written by Kathy-jo Wargin ; illustrated by Zachary Pullen.
Dynamite: Inventions That Changed Our Lives
Diana C. Gleasner
The use of dynamite in farming
by E.V. Wilcox
Dynamiting and extra-territorial crime
by Francis Wharton
The analysis of black powder and dynamite
by Walter O. Snelling and C.G. Storm.
Crow hunts and how to conduct them
issued by the Department of Conservation, State of Illinois
The analysis of black powder and dynamite
by Walter O. Snelling and C.G. Storm.
A Most Damnable Invention: Dynamite, Nitrates, and the Making of the Modern World
Stephen Bown
A most damnable invention: dynamite, nitrates, and the making of the modern world
Stephen R. Bown.
Dynamite: a commercial explosive used in mining, quarrying, engineering work, and agriculture, not a munition of war
Institute of Makers of Explosives
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