Artificial fire-works : $b improved to the modern practice, from the minutest to the highest branches

"Artificial Fire-works: Improved to the Modern Practice" by Robert Jones is a detailed manual from the 1700s. The writing focuses on explaining how to make fireworks. It covers everything needed, from what stuff to use to how to put it all together. The goal of the book is so people can craft their own amazing displays instead of needing outside help. Jones starts by talking about where fireworks came from a long time ago. Then, he points out how the book will give easy-to-follow steps on working with things like saltpetre and charcoal. The author wants more people in England to know how to make cool fireworks. The introduction sets the stage for digging into not only what goes into fireworks but also the tools and know-how needed to set off awesome shows of light and sound.