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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 10 (1877) (1877)

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, which, while falling, traveled also in the ening of any of which will cause the preponderance of the ‘the production of true work. In the method of manipula- direction of the arrow, C, the direction effects of the blow others to throw the plate out of straight; for the effects of tion here… … We next come to the twist hammer, shown in Fig. 7 in| very marked. Dr. Hugues has tried no new experiments of ‘perspective, and in Fig. 7% in front view. This is a hand his own on the subject, but propounds the theory that a kind hammer with the two faces standing parallel to each other, middle out…

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