Edward Atkinson Books

The Margin of Profits
The Margin of Profits
Suggestions Regarding the Cooking of Food
The Prevention of Loss by Fire
Address of Edward Atkinson of Boston, Massachusetts, Given in Atlanta, Georgia, in October, 1880, for the Promotion of an International Cotton Exhibition
The Prevention of Loss by Fire; Fifty Years' Record of Factory Mutual Insurance, Based on Thirty-Five Years' Personal Experience; with Suggestions for the Protection of Cities from Conflagrations
The Industrial Progress Of The Nation
The Prevention of Loss by Fire; Fifty Years' Record of Factory Mutual Insurance, Based on Thirty-Five Years' Personal Experience; With
The Prevention of Loss by Fire; Fifty Years' Record of Factory Mutual Insurance, Based on Thirty-Five Years' Personal Experience; With
Industrial Progress for the Nation, Consumption Limited, Production Unlimited

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