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“The engineer who counts cost as nothing as compared to the result, who holds himself above the consideration of dollars and cents, has missed his vocation.”

Quote by Coleman Sellers II

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Coleman Sellers II

Coleman Sellers II, a figure active between 1827 and 1907, with his specific profession and category unknown. Details about his life and achievements are limited. more

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