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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 20 (1893) (1893)

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uybridge and An- sult of later experiments, the use of wood in the con- moving old packing. The pin which forms the pivot schuetz, who very successfully photographed animals struction cf his boats quickly gave way to iron, al- of one of the rollers has also pivoted upon it an auxil- in motion, and… … ‘for the shore to send succor to the ship. You have mentin about thirty seconds. In the kinetograph each invented and suggested appliances that have saved image dwells upon the retina until it is replaced by many thousands of human lives.’ the succeeding one, and the difference between any at the…

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