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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 25 (1879) (1879)

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l they submit measures obligatory, first, in all government transactions, not so great advantages in the decimal system. to being obliged to reduce acres, feet, inches, pounds, and and second, 1n all transactions between individuals, and the too large, and the numbers produced and used in the… … as associated with some of the grandest discoveries actual legal standards, pounds, ounces, grains, yards, of ancient or modern times. Astor, Stewart, and feet, inches. The transactions of the United States, Vanderbilt furnish examples in the large fortunes large as they are, are insignificant…

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