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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 19 (1867) (1867)

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hether after the flame has have done to the highwayman, who justified himself by say- of platinum wires. As bong as this temperature of the metal passed nearly or quite the whole length of the boiler ing that he must live:—“I do not in the least see the neces- was sustained water placed therein was… … for anything or anybody to exist in contravention of justice. duration ; he replied that the application of nitrous oxide for the tubes or flues, the principal advantage being in reduc- But neither his opinion or ours will change human nature, or this purpose wés an’American idea, and was…

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