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Pozzuoli, 1890–1905erms of modern industrial plant. An Italian account of 1894 eulogised its magnificent dimensions and great achievements.. It occupied a 25.6 hectare site, half of which was built on. The main shop, covering almost 1.2 hectares, was said to be the largest in the world. The largest warships could tie

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Italian Business, 1905–14he twentieth century. This was very noticeable in the field of armaments. Ehrhardt then built a gun-making plant in Spezia, and Schneider one in Milan. In 1905/6 Vickers joined two Italian shipbuilders, Orlando and Ordero, and the Terni steelworks to erect ordnance works at Spezia under the title of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-3010-0Partnership specified that he was to devote the whole of his attention to the Elswick Engine Works. He ran it for many years. The most critical appointments were in armaments. They involved entry to the firm of the two families which, apart from Armstrong himself, were to play the most central role in its growth - the Rendels and the Nobles.

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M. Sohail Pervez,K. S. Zakiuddin period of some years made periodic attempts to bring Armstrongs into the process as well. These attempts were resisted by Armstrongs; the costs of any benefits which they both secured by the restraint of Beardmores continued to be borne by Vickers alone.

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A Managerial TeamPartnership specified that he was to devote the whole of his attention to the Elswick Engine Works. He ran it for many years. The most critical appointments were in armaments. They involved entry to the firm of the two families which, apart from Armstrong himself, were to play the most central role in its growth - the Rendels and the Nobles.

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A New ‘Complete’ Armament Firm: Beardmores of Parkhead period of some years made periodic attempts to bring Armstrongs into the process as well. These attempts were resisted by Armstrongs; the costs of any benefits which they both secured by the restraint of Beardmores continued to be borne by Vickers alone.