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ABSTRACT TO understand the great debt which engineer ing science owes to the late Prof. William Cawthorne Unwin, it must be remembered that it was in 1856 that he started on his engineering
career and that it is sixty-five years since he first began to teach engineering. Born at Coggeshall in Essex, on December 12, 1838, Unwin had all the advantages of being brought up in
academic surroundings, for his father, Dr. William J. Unwin, was principal of Homerton College. ARTICLE PDF ENJOYING OUR LATEST CONTENT? LOGIN OR CREATE AN ACCOUNT TO CONTINUE * Get
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