Essays On American Silk, and the Best Means of Rendering It a Source of Individual and National Wealth

John D'Homergue's 'Essays on American Silk' provides a detailed examination of the silk industry in America and the best means of raising silk worms. D'Homergue argues that silk production could be a valuable source of individual and national wealth if the right techniques are employed. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of American industry.
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