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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 18 (1869) (1869)

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of telegraphic facilities to the require- Directors, do not have much faith in new improvements. ancy with stability and constant steadiness, which a sharp ments of the public was very small; but during the score of. This view we do not indorse. We hope to live to see the vessel caniiot give. time… … sion or delivery, is a change for the worse and cost than in the case of a cable stretch- This is a disadvantage which the so-called ing from shore to shore. Capt. Moody claims that even supposing that the cable laid occupied in sending one. The opinions expressed as to the | their use. in lengths…

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