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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 16 (1891) (1891)

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e United States Supreme Court; Hon. which, fostered by a single sentence of their immortal ventors, not as recipients of royal favor, but as public John W. Lynch, Chairman of the Executive Commit- benefactors worthy of the world’s great prizes. Then work, has made it possible for the flag of one… … patents had never been granted. Let ioned from wood and stone is obvious him ask himself what adequate reason to the savage mind; but it required a exists for the wizard-like transforma- long period to bring the public to a tions of a century, excepting the stim- realization of the fact that it was…

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