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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 14 (1860) (1860)

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n experiments seemed to contradict it. If I am wrong, tle, for that will appear in its proper place. that would do away with these objections would enhance please place me in the right. E. S. B. the value of cotton one-fourth at least. Hereis a pretty Experiment I.—Take a wooden box (Fig. 1), and… … which the lantern points, place a mirror at any suit- formed in the atmosphere,”’ instead of ‘‘ appears to be ginning. There has been as little improvement made in able angle with the end, say 45°. Cut an aperture in in the atmosphere.” The accompanying diagram ex- cotton gins as ships’ anchors.…

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