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Ironmaster

An ironmaster is the manager, and usually owner, of a forge or blast furnace for the processing of iron. It is a term mainly associated with the period of the Industrial Revolution, especially in Great Britain.

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19th-century ironmasters (examples)

Lowthian BellHugh BellLosh, Wilson and BellNewcastle upon TynePort Clarence
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18th-century ironmasters (examples)

CoalbrookdaleMetallurgySteam enginesThe Iron BridgeJohn Wilkinson
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17th-century ironmasters (examples)

John WinterForest of DeanEnglish Civil WarCharles IRestoration
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ForgeBlast furnaceIndustrial RevolutionSmeltingRefining
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Ironmaster

Nodes55
Edges54
Triples33
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.036364
Components1

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Ironmaster

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related to Samuel Van Leer · 16
Ironmaster → American Revolutionary War, Battle, Brandywine, Continental Army, Franklin Stove, General Anthony Wayne, George Washington Headquarter, George Washington's, He, His, Pennsylvania, Reading Furnace, Samuel Van Leer, The, United States Army, Van Leer's
related to 17th-century ironmasters (examples) · 12
Ironmaster → Abraham Darby, An, Charles, Dean, During, English Civil War, Following, Forest, John Winter, Restoration, This, Winter
related to John Wilkinson · 4
Ironmaster → James Watt's, John Wilkinson, One, Wilkinson's
is a · 1
Ironmaster → manager

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iron works furnace bell bolckow vaughan industry industrial revolution abraham darby john samuel van ironmasters new usually great would richards

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Ironmasteris amanager0.90text
Ironmasterrelated to 17th-century ironmasters (examples)An0.60section
Ironmasterrelated to 17th-century ironmasters (examples)John Winter0.60section
Ironmasterrelated to 17th-century ironmasters (examples)Forest0.60section
Ironmasterrelated to 17th-century ironmasters (examples)Dean0.60section
Ironmasterrelated to 17th-century ironmasters (examples)During0.60section
Ironmasterrelated to 17th-century ironmasters (examples)English Civil War0.60section
Ironmasterrelated to 17th-century ironmasters (examples)Charles0.60section
Ironmasterrelated to 17th-century ironmasters (examples)Following0.60section
Ironmasterrelated to 17th-century ironmasters (examples)Restoration0.60section
Ironmasterrelated to 17th-century ironmasters (examples)Winter0.60section
Ironmasterrelated to 17th-century ironmasters (examples)This0.60section

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