Hearing Before the Committee on Industrial Arts and Expositions of the House of Representatives ... (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175918468)

This is a record of a hearing held before the Committee on Industrial Arts and Expositions of the House of Representatives in 1906. The document provides insights into the discussions and considerations surrounding industrial arts and expositions at the time. It offers a glimpse into the legislative processes and the concerns of the U.S. Congress regarding the promotion and development of American industry. This historical document is valuable for researchers and historians studying early 20th-century American industrial policy and the role of government in fostering technological and economic progress.

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