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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 38 (June 1855) (1855)

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correctly or not, does not alter the question) worthy of remark, and it goes far to prove motions of the heavenly bodies appears to than 29-30ths of that of the earth. that the attraction of the earth on the moon the truth of the position, that no person who have led him into another error. He… … tion, the inverse ratio of the squares of their distance from the center will equal the in- The accompanying figures represent an spout, P. Any superfine flour from them is More information may be obtained by let- verse ratio of the squares of the times of re- improvement in machinery for flouring…

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