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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 28 (April 1848) (1848)

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yexpedited by the insulation of the second orindependant wire being completed so perfectI ly that the fluid can pass from one extremityI to the other, and of course obviates the ne-cessity that formerly existed for ail messagesbeing re-written by the operators at the Phil-adelphiaofBce. This is an… … France. There is but one step from the sublime tothe ridiculous. These words were utteredby Napoleon, when amid the flames of Mos-cow he was obliged to dictate the retreat ofthe grand army. By the last steamer fromEurope, we learn some very important parti-culars regarding France. Louis Phillipe…

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