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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 23 (1895) (1895)

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bterranean Coptic ‘“*It may be fearlessly asserted,” says churches, Dr. Sayce says, are already he, ‘‘that in the history of the human / nearly destroyed by the fanatical race no nation ever before possessed Arabs. Of the few still untouched 41,000,000 instructed citizens.” paintings, he writes… … velopment of farm values, he makes ment, using, in placeof the bar mag- A NAUTICAL BICYCLE. the following statement : net, a powerful horse shoe magnet. ‘“sTf the United States had no urban He describes the result in the follow- population or industries whatever, the advance of ScLENTIFIC AMERICAN.…

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