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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 31 (April 1852) (1852)

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uthern and eastern portions Africa, and the United States. Among the boilers exploded at the same time, with a tre- cotton. are now held to be the finest cotton lands on specimens of the East India Co., there were mendous noise, shattering and tearing the the globe. As a field for science, an… … rises back of the river, and which was con- no cutting, being rich plains, prairies, and al- The accompanying engraving is a perspec- its inside face, which fits into the groove of verted into a hospital. The inmates of this luvial bottoms, crossing two or three beautiful tive view of the Apple…

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