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Applied mechanics, embracing strength and elasticity of materials, theory and design of structures, theory of machines and hydraulics; a text-book for engineering students (1909)

Low, David Allan, 1857-1937, Salmon, E. H. (Ernest Hinkly), b. 1879 · London, New York, Longmans, Green · leaf 44

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