Proceedings ... Constitution And By-laws; Volume 21

This volume contains the proceedings, constitution, and by-laws of the Brooklyn Engineers' Club. As Volume 21, it provides a historical record of the club's activities and governance during a specific period. Offering insights into the organization's structure and operational guidelines, this document is invaluable for understanding the evolution of engineering societies and their impact on the profession.

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