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In memoriam, Edwin McMasters Stanton, his life and work : with account of dedication of bronze statue in his native city (1911)

Doyle, Joseph Beatty, 1849-1927 · Steubenville, Ohio : Herald Printing Co. · leaf 378

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ically liquid is poured in and around thewax composition to serve as a mold for the metal.This hardens in a few minutes, when the mold isbaked over a slow fire, and later packed in a pit ofsand. Bronze melted in a crucible is then poured intoit. The next step is to break the molds carefully toavoid… … TRUSTEES STANTON MONUMENT ASSOCIATIONClarence J. Davis George D. Cook Robert M. Prancy Charles P. Filson Josiah C. Ault Dohrman J. Sinclair W. Frank Ridgley Gill McCook Capt. John F. Oliver EDWIN McMASTERS STANTON 335 so much admire, and which is especially noiiceable inthis statue. This process is…

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