Table of Contents

Introduction 1. Common Instruments of Locomotion 2. Aeroplanes in War 3. Mysterious Deaths of the Liver 4. Dope Poisoning in Aircraft Factories 5. The Air Committee Fiasco 6. British Cellulose & Colonel Grant Morden 7. No Departmental Favouritism Conclusion Bibliography Index

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Explores the little-known story of the use of tetrachlorethane in World War One production and the inherent risk to those working in aircraft factories during the First World War

About the Author

Tim Jenkins is a heritage and conservation professional with research specialisms in military archaeology, historic aircraft conservation and the history of science and technology. Tim is a culture and heritage consultant based in Ontario, Canada.