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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 9 (1890) (1890)

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d and their bution. The industrial decline of New England is in The beauty’ is enhanced by rich vases, frescoes, bronz- tolerably preserved remains fixed in the positions occu- obedience to the laws named. Itsironand steel manu- es, statuary and foliage, scattered in harmonious pro- pied by the… … on either hand. Passing through the spacious halls the buried city have been prosecuted with unusual in- ago, three-fourths of the steam boilers made in the and courts, the visitor can follow in detail the life of terest, and in their revelations we seem to be brought country were made in New…

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