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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 9 (1868) (1868)

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f the Trustees and Faculty may be set nearer to or further from the other by shifting its seen. The work is well done, both as respects the judgment with whtch it is of the College, the reverend clergy and other other invited laid ont, and the thoroughness of tts construction ; and there is no part… … had created the natural sciences. Skilled experimenters and vince any candid man that it is a gross libel to speak of “ the a series of holes. C isa marking or scribing cutter, and D,a aftisans had discovered and invented, remodeling the mate- miserable and absolutely unsafe manner in which the…

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