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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 26 (1890) (1890)

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shed in the natural. The turn more than a full equivalent to the community second floor contains four bed rooms, dressing room, in every case except where his invention passes into and bath room, the latter wainscoted with oak and fit- the hands of acompany powerful enough to monopo- ted up… … such monopolies, not the inventor. In fact, it has been a means for increasing the power of monopoly. The house, and it contains a laundry. The house is pro- shown in numerous instances that new inventions con- greatest monopolies have their origin, not in the lack vided with furnace, electric…

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