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Glass (1907)

Dillon, Edward, d. 1914 · London, Methuen and Co.; New York, G.P. Putnam's Sons · leaf 367

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assed two years at Venice, andhad seen much of the glass-working when there.^ 1 Published by Froben at Bile in 1556; the dedication, however, is dated 1551. ^ So Agricola states in the very last paragraph of his book. As this passageseems to have been sometimes misinterpreted, I will quote it in… … ;erm\n class itrxace GERMAN GLASS—PREPARATION Indeed, what he says of the materials, of the source ofthe alkali above all, seems to have relation to the Italianrather than to the German glass. But this is not the case with the furnaces, which hedescribes and illustrates. Agricola distinguishes…

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