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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 10 (1864) (1864)

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terest taken in them Mr. Ruggles next produced the plates for a book on means for facilitating the education of the blind, as by the public was too marked to escape notice. geome’ry, on a plan similar to his maps. These early as the year 1835, at the Perkins Institution, in THE FARMERS’ CLUB.… … seedling is cut off above the bud. In three years they begin to appear, and, in California, they have never to devote his best energies to their instruction. He Mr. Ruggles’s next production was a colossal globe, been troubled with leaf-curl or mildew or anything applied himself with philanthropic…

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