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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 8 (1867) (1867)

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deep. There was a buckle of 1'4 inches, dimin- 2d of September, the greatest Aurora ever seen there, made Not the least among the many advantages of the Paris ishing gradually over a distance of 40 inches. Again, no its appearance. These Auroras were accompanied with unu- Exposition is to be… … aakers and repairers. The disadvantage of States leaves no doubt of the fact that he bow is that it reverses the direction of AN EGYPTIAN WOOD-TURNER AT WORK. there are but ten 20-inch guns made, and he rotation at every stroke; of course the that only eleven rounds altogether have been fired from…

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