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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 17 (1898) (1898)

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he following shows the cost of rare metals per tianity. San Marino, which has an area of 33 square pound, avoirdupois, says The Mining and Scientific miles, lies between the provinces of Forli and Pesaro- Press : Urbino, and is thus entirely surrounded by Italian doinains. It is situated on part of… … It may well be asked how it is that such an anomaly as the microscopic republic is allowed to exist in the DRAIN TILES FOR FLORISTS’ BENCHES. heart of amonarchy. The history of San Marino is an interesting one. The first authentic document dates . Magnesium from 885. The inhabitants purchased…

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