Marine Engineering:
* "Hiscox's Mechanical Movements, Powers, Devices, and Appliances" (1895): This highly influential book, often referred to simply as "Hiscox's Mechanical Movements," was his most famous work. It covered a wide range of mechanical mechanisms, devices, and appliances, with detailed illustrations and explanations. It remained in print for decades and went through multiple editions.
* "Hiscox's Marine Engineering: A Comprehensive Treatise on the Design, Construction, and Operation of Marine Machinery" (1903): This detailed and comprehensive book covered all aspects of marine engineering, including boilers, engines, pumps, propellers, and more. It was widely used by engineers and students in the field.
* "Hiscox's Gas, Gasoline, and Oil Engines" (1908): This book provided a thorough overview of internal combustion engines, covering their design, operation, and applications.
Other Works:
* "Hiscox's Henley's Twentieth Century Book of Formulas, Processes, Trade Secrets, and Practical Information" (1903): A compilation of formulas, processes, and trade secrets for various industries, including manufacturing, chemistry, and more.
* "Hiscox's Modern Steam Engineering" (1915): A comprehensive guide to steam engines, boilers, and related equipment.
* "Hiscox's Standard Handbook for Mechanical Engineers" (1915): A comprehensive reference book for mechanical engineers, covering a wide range of topics including machine design, materials, and manufacturing processes.
His Legacy:
Edward Thurston Hiscox's books played a significant role in disseminating knowledge of mechanical engineering and related fields during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His work is still considered valuable by historians, engineers, and enthusiasts today. He is remembered as a pioneer in the field of technical writing and a master of explaining complex topics in a clear and understandable way.