Description Of Whitelaw & Stirrat's Patent Water-mill: With An Account Of The Performance Of One Of

Whitelaw's book is a detailed account of his revolutionary patent water-mill design, with a focus on the model erected in Greenock. Supplementing this description of his own invention, Whitelaw also provides a broader understanding of the principles and applications of water power.

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