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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 16 (1901) (1901)

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uired being only nineteen men. The total cost of the development of our merchant marine in the preserve the body as it is seen to-day. It weighs coasting trade, the two-masted schooner was the com- less than fifty pounds and is in a half-mummified, half-fossilized condition. There are small stones… … hide to their handles, construction of a six- masted schooner. This which are pieces of wood vessel that preliminary steps are being taken by him bent in the middle. The stone is placed in the joint, vessel is 330 feet in length, 48 feet in beam, and has 22 and others toward the construction of a…

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