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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 39

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ntion, and which the said allenpronounced in our hearing to be a creature of surprising capacity,and likely to add to the welfare of our beloved subjects. We, beingat all times disposed to facilitate as much as in us lies, so desirablean object, of our grace and clemency did lend unto the said… … INTRODUCTION. 21 While the barbarian was about to proceed with a description ofhis mechanical monster, we issued our mighty mandate, callingupon our trusty scribe and penman, Deog, to appear before us, andto copy down verhatim the whole of the Oration, as dehvered withfear and trembhng in our royal…

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