A collection of writings by Isaac Peral, the Spanish inventor and naval officer best known for designing the Peral Submarine, an early electric-powered submarine. This volume, titled ""Manifiesto de Isaac Peral al pðblico. Varios escritos. El estudio del gran pintor Casado,"" provides insight into Peral's thinking, challenges, and public statements regarding his invention and its role in the Spanish Navy.
Included are his manifesto to the public, various other writings, and a study of the great painter Casado. This historical document offers a valuable perspective on the technological advancements and political climate of late 19th-century Spain, as well as the struggles faced by innovators pushing the boundaries of engineering. A must-read for those interested in naval history, Spanish history, and the life and work of Isaac Peral.
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