In 'Standard Measures of United States, Great Britain and France', Arthur S. C. Wurtele meticulously analyzes the different standard measures used in these three countries, highlighting the historical evolution and discrepancies between them. Written in a precise and objective manner, the book serves as a valuable resource for scholars and researchers interested in metrology and international standards during the time period. Wurtele's attention to detail and clear presentation of complex information make this book a comprehensive guide to the topic, offering insights into the cultural and political factors that influenced standardization practices in the 19th century. The comparison of measurement systems provides a fascinating look into the global efforts towards standardization and the impact on international trade and commerce. Arthur S. C. Wurtele's expertise in the field of metrology and his meticulous research make 'Standard Measures of United States, Great Britain and France' a must-read for anyone interested in the history of measurement standards.