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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 20 (May 17, 1902) (1902)

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udicial sense, and unquestioned ing. The American Society of Mechanical En- courage which he had abundantly displayed in his earlier caieer. The manner in which Admiral gineers, for example, believe that the metric Sampson conducted the naval operations in West system “will inconvenience and hinder… … now partially used by the government. Foreign tenant. Two years later he was detailed to the ironclad “Patapsco,” and in the following year, mail matter is weighed by grammes, and yet, most while he was executive officer of that ves- reference books and postal guides give the equiv- sel, he was…

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