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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 12 (1888) (1888)

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he credit bright exceptions. As might be expected also, this un- the editor, an improvement in trade to produce any other state of matters. In like manner, when a de- of engineers it may be added that it isa rare occur- worthy kind of self-esteem is often in inverse ratio to a man’s capabilities,… … ceaselessly revolve. The rest- ties founded on values. The less forces at work give our recent long continued depres- third a feeling of companion- sion was more a depression ship during these midnight hours, though he likes also to remember that the firemen are not far off. more inefficient of the…

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