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Our modern world is dependent on the engines that put power, or energy, to work for us. Earlier people had only muscle power, wind power, and water power. Today we use many additional kinds of power to run our cars and trains, our ships and planes and rockets, our vacuum cleaners and washing machines, our television receivers and other electronic devices.

In this book, Sam and Beryl Epstein give a lucid account of man's continuing search for new and more efficient methods for producing power. Joseph and Eva Cellini contribute expert drawings and explanatory diagrams. Together, text and illustrations explain the workings of gasoline and Diesel engines, turbines and steam engines, rockets and jets, electric generators and nuclear reactors.

All About Engines and Power is a stimulating introduction to a subject of widespread interest.

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Sam Epstein

Sam Epstein

1909 - 2000
American
Beryl Williams and Samuel Epstein are a husband and wife writing team. Together they have written more than seventy books, some fiction, the majorit... See more
Beryl Williams Epstein

Beryl Williams Epstein

1910 - 1999
American
Samuel Epstein and Beryl Williams worked as a writing team even before their marriage in 1938. Since then, individually or in collaboration, they ha... See more
Eva Cellini

Eva Cellini

1925 - 2017
Hungarian American
Joseph and Eva Cellini, who came to the United States following the Hungarian revolt of 1956, had been active in Budapest as artists and book illust... See more
Joseph Cellini

Joseph Cellini

1924 - 1995
Hungarian-American
Joseph Cellini was born in Hungary and studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest. He escaped from Hungary at the time of the Revolution in 195... See more

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