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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 35 (May 1851) (1851)

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I have been a resident and planter of Jefferson now being made at the Pantheon, in Paris, helix sluice, V is the double helix partition to know that this beautiful experiment is so brought to us by the foreign papers a fortnight county in the State of Mississippi, in the same simple that it may be… … titude to be flat, the table to be extended from and fix by pins a strip of finely ruled paper The engravings, without the conduit from was lost in Massachusetts Bay ten years ago. the pole on every side to the meridian, and (the lines perpendicular) on the top piece of the mountain, exhibit the…

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