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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 20 (1896) (1896)

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l structures in the more therefore, lying in a separate meridian plane of the fashionable quarters of the city. Meanwhile, the federal dome. One section shows the elevation of one of these not only for decorative purposes, but also to provide a and district government are adding to the… … The main feature of the interior is justly described as represent, therefore, a triangle, were rigidly braced to- is the Congressional Library, a veritable literary palace, gether ; the wheels at the bottom rested on a circular the reading room, which is a nearly circular hall one a building of…

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