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The art of weaving, by hand and by power (1844)

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 318

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a better idea of the subject than anything we can say. Thebes, Octoher I7th, 1843.Dear Friend,Your favour of the 19th May last, was handed to me last even-ing, by our worthy friend Amasis Osirtasen, who arrived hereyesterday morning, on business of importance for bis Majesty. With regard to what… … also some explanation, more easily than I could otherwise havedone. On receipt of your letter, I lost no time in calling- upon ouresteemed acquaintance, Lepsius, who very fortunately happens tobe here at present; and after mentioning to this scientific gentle-man the object of your letter, he at…

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