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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 7 (1867) (1867)

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specially is this the tool by means of a weight and strap running over a friction was blown to atoms, the boats were reduced to match wood, wheel. It was a rude machine, coarsely made, and unreliable while beneath his feet was exposed the whole of the hold, in its work ; yet it was the germ of the… … out a good milling machine. There is no department of fin- better profit for their investments. The whole force of leg- case where the leak is near an angle or any abrupt connection ished metal work where it cannot be advantageously used, islation, national, state, and town, ought to be brought to…

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