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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 16 (1906) (1906)

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ase. Among the 1,- upon them. Even in Naples itself this danger has been feet by a terrific rain of volcanic ashes. We can only 300,000 persons engaged in operating the railroads in followed by fatal results, for the direction of the wind, estimate the number of the inhabitants who perished, the… … So deep was the mountain’s slumber during this time Sketch of the Crater of Vesuvius by Sir W. Hamilton while the interurban electric lines and local street that it again became covered with vegetation and cattle Prior to the Eruption of 1767. railway lines increase the above totals many fold.…

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