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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 49 (August 1851) (1851)

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case are these :—In 1836 a " History and Description of the U. S. cannot be used for making linen where the hibition, first to the President, then to Con- seed has ripened—that flax for linen must be gress, and which has been exhibited in both taken up before the seed is mutured. This Houses of… … or less injures the fibre. By a little over-rot- were approved, and I am now proceeding with ting, to which it is always liable, it is much Plan of this building was presented to the brick ; when the bill went into the House, the the work (the east wing first), with the proB- weakened in strength…

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