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Scientific American, New Series, Vol. 5, No. 4 (July 27, 1861) (1861)

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st possible midable task, but pulling up the stumps, hie labor hoe tance from the burning compound. One striking fea- manner. | This machine was invented by Albert Broughton, ture of the invention, as we have before remarked, opus est. is that the materials must burn up if once on fire, as for the… … which, in former times, be seen that, as the end of the lever is raised, the were more common, were very durable fabrics. Strong stump is turned over, tear- druggets, made of half wool and half flax, were ing out the roots upon one side, and either breaking lasting beyond any of the fabrics common…

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