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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 27 (1887) (1887)

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mericans are becoming a more industrial people precarious existence with the aid of capital raised in than at any former period in theirhistory. The United tern, which, under the increased weight, stretches England and Europe at heavy—and we had almost States are still par excellence the great… … received, the benefit ismutual. These young ‘men come into the shops fresh from their springs, under alterations in temperature, mathematics and their drawing tables, and are mainly relied on to correct this. The while they absorb all that they can of the expansion and contraction of the frame is…

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