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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 24 (1896) (1896)

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usoleum erected by American public, yet there is another magician who, Trajan to commemorate the soldiers who fell in a bat- cates a city of 104% hectares in area, surrounded by though less widely known, stands side by side with the walls adapted to the variations of the surface, and with tle near… … height of the floor. At the roof is fixed a brass rod approved a set of propositions relating to a in the form of a semicircle, from which hangs a cur- thermal unit, and for the purpose of inviting in- tain inclosing the little stand. This, however, can- ternational discussion of the question,…

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