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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 23 (February 17, 1855) (1855)

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to 23, The more simple our laws are, so much the atmosphere (15 lbs. on the square inch) receive the most deliberate and studious ex- and may be considered killed. the better for all, excepting the lawyers. is about one-eighth of the whole pressure in amination, as well as the most thorough and <6… … cubic foot of steam into water, and the whole tion open to the public in the Hotel de Ville, ous executive officer the present Patent Laws This figure, which is a perspective eleva- so that there will be nothing else there to will then be af a temperature of 212°--the are about as effective and…

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