Edison: Inventing the Century
Edison: Inventing the Century by Neil Baldwin, published by Hyperion on February 9, 1995, is a comprehensive exploration of Thomas A. Edison, one of America’s most influential inventors. This first edition spans 544 pages and utilizes extensive research, including access to Edison family papers and corporate archives, to present a detailed portrait of Edison’s life and contributions. The book delves into his imaginative and entrepreneurial spirit, highlighting both his achievements and the challenges he faced.
Readers will find a nuanced examination of Edison’s legacy, revealing the complexities of his character and the impact of his inventions on American society. The narrative addresses themes related to innovation and the American dream, while also acknowledging the darker aspects of his journey. This edition provides an in-depth look at a pivotal figure in history, making it a significant resource for those interested in the life and work of Thomas A. Edison.
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Using unprecedented access to Edison family papers and years of research at the Edison corporate archives, Neil Baldwin offers a revealing portrait of one of America’s seminal inventors: a man whose imagination, dynamism, entrepreneurial brilliance epitomized the American dream as he became a victim of its darker side.
“Baldwin has demythologized the man and left the genius bigger than life.” –Newsweek
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