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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 9 (August 1862) (1862)

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s ments. The Arkansas is in plain view smoking and this apparent anomaly is the motion of the earth on coming." All was bustle. Fires were lighted, and blowing off steam under the heaviest battery. its axis, and a consequent continual tendency of mat- the thick smoke rolled of out the pipes of… … earth its form of an oblate spheroid, causing the sur- her pass so close to us, and from what I can learn and as she passed the gunboat in advance of us, the face at the equator to be 13 miles farther from the from the pilots who saw her in Memphis before she men could be seen in her ports loading…

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