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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 2 (1873) (1873)

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the English Channel, between Eng- a line drawn from the sun at right angles to the horizon and land'and France. Mr. Bessemer is to have for his patent prolonged would be the middle line of the phenomenon. 20 per cent upon the charges made to passengers who use On this supposition an advance of the… … leagues from the sulphurous springs of San Vicente to the sea twenty foot length of the hullof a vessel of twenty foot beam The grounds on which Dr. Wolfert rejects the ordinary sunk in a brick pit and carried on a longitudinal axis, In shore, wells have been sunk and the bituminous matter Ob.…

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