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The biography follows the inventor of a transformative harvesting machine from rural beginnings through the device's conception, improvement, and the difficult years of promotion and patent defense. It traces growth from handcrafting to large-scale manufacturing, describes technical developments such as self-raking mechanisms, and recounts the spread of the machine across continents. The book examines the subject's personality and business methods, measures the invention's impact on farm productivity and grain markets, and reflects on the wider social and industrial consequences that accompanied mechanized agriculture.
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