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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 8 (1869) (1869)

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f bricks as a substitute for stone for building pur- tion bands,” especially those seen in the solar spectrum ; and shapes of many tools as they existed fifty years ago. Could poses is almost as old as written human history. Even the concluded by exhibiting upon an immense screen upon the the… … As the inventor says, the title of “pulley” is a misnomer, burning in the kiln, which was probably preceded by simple duction of size, and a different mode of turning it must have the device ‘being simply a segment—one half—of a pulley ; drying in the sun, is of very great antiquity ; for we read…

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