The Manufacture of Paper is a classic, detailed book from 1908 that serves as a comprehensive guide to the science and industry of papermaking, covering its history, raw materials (like rags, esparto, and wood pulp), machinery (such as the Fourdrinier machine), chemical processes, and different paper types. Aimed at both industry professionals and students, it blends technical detail with historical context, making it a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of crafts across all ages.
