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Chapter I | From Art to Engineering | 1 |
Instructions to Barlow regarding the "Drawings and Descriptions". Fulton's youth (1765-1782) | ||
Residence in England studying art (1786-1793) | ||
Change from art to engineering as a vocation (1793) | ||
Arrival in France (1798) | ||
Chapter II | Early Attempts at Sub-surface Navigation | 15 |
Fulton's first efforts for mechanical navigation | ||
Some early submarines: Bourne, Van Drebbel, Mercenne, de Son, Wilkins, Bushnell | ||
Chapter III | Fulton's First Submarine | 24 |
Fulton begins work on a submarine (1797) | ||
Nautilus launched at Rouen (1800) | ||
Havre experiments | ||
Fulton aided by Monge and Laplace | ||
Received in audience by Napoleon Bonaparte | ||
Hopes and disappointments | ||
Chapter IV | Negotiations with France | 39 |
Nautilus reconstructed and tested at Brest (1801) | ||
Reports to Monge, Laplace and Volney | ||
Great expectations | ||
Final rejection (1802) | ||
Partnership with Robert R. Livingston | ||
Work begun on steamboat | ||
British Admiralty aware of his submarine accomplishment | ||
Induced to return to England (May, 1804) | ||
Chapter V | The "Drawings and Descriptions" | 54 |
Chapter VI | The British Contract | 78 |
Size of the "Drawings and Descriptions." | ||
Pseudonyms | ||
Proposals | ||
Contract with the British government | ||
Was Fulton false to his principles in supporting Great Britain against France? | ||
His financial position under the contract | ||
Chapter VII | Experience in England | 93 |
Attack on fleet at Boulogne | ||
Torpedoing of Dorothea (1805) | ||
Effect of Trafalgar on Fulton's work | ||
Copies of "Drawings and Descriptions." | ||
Intent of government not to proceed with the submarine | ||
Correspondence with Lord Hawkesbury and Mr. Pitt (1804) | ||
Commission of investigation appointed | ||
Decision adverse to a submarine | ||
Nevertheless Pitt signs contract | ||
Chapter VIII | Negotiations with Cabinet | 103 |
Fulton begins to have doubts of accomplishment (1805) | ||
Correspondence with Mr. Pitt and Lord Castlereagh reciting his contract, rights and claims | ||
Pitt dies (Jan. 1806) and Fulton begins anew with Lord Grenville and Lord Howick | ||
Chapter IX | Further Correspondence | 114 |
Demand for arbitrators | ||
Further correspondence with Lord Grenville and Howick | ||
Chapter X | The Failure of the Negotiations | 124 |
Arbitrators appointed | ||
Fulton's presentation of his case (Aug. 1806) | ||
Arbitrators decide against Fulton | ||
He makes a last appeal to Lord Grenville, reviewing whole case (Sept. 1806) | ||
No reply | ||
Chapter XI | Return to America | 139 |
Summary of the British Negotiations | ||
America used as a threat | ||
Offer of neutrality | ||
Fulton's review of the past and plans for the future | ||
Appeal to Jefferson | ||
Departure for home | ||
Chapter XII | Examination of Fulton's Design | 146 |
What the Nautilus accomplished | ||
The British design compared with that of the Nautilus | ||
Folding propeller | ||
Horizontal propeller | ||
Details of machinery | ||
Effectiveness of the vessel | ||
Screening the Channel |
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