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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 1 (1896) (1896)

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nstance, will be determined by taking mind shared by a mass of people at once—are nothing farmers and other producers, who plant seed in the more than Nature’s experiments in suggestibility con- each specimen of that species found in the field and wrong soil or climate, or ducted on a large scale… … will start out upon a sur- ticipant in the late riot veying tour in the far may fall to wondering West. His equipment will “what in the world pos- consist of a light buckboard, with outriggers, to be naking on a map a dot, showing the locality where sessed him.” The colloquial phrase, like many an-…

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