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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 12 (1873) (1873)

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a Vita, and Humboldt, as being either [ it and, after drying, albumenize in t the usual way. Tuke the whites of noble or wealtby; Leibnitz, the Ber- nouillis, Lagrange, Herschel, Berzelius, | 4 eggs; for every egg add 7 or § grains of chloride of ammonia dissolved and Robert Brown as in the middle… … taking care to use a dilute soda so- in London, the number of Protestants lution, as one more concentrated at- is found to nearly equal that of Catho- tacks the picture. It must not be lics. Outside of the British Isles, it is forgotten that an albumen picture estimated there are 140,000,000 of…

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