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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 21 (May 1865) (1865)

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at quadrupled ud am satisfied that it is an unadulterated article. injury to the water drawn, is not experienced. It is force must act through twice the distance in the same Professor Mapes:—1 have not a doubt of it; you entirely submerged, and t y allowing the water to be time, an engine capable… … enabling the vessel to move through a great distance, phuric acid and compost as I have described. The below the surface, freezing of the contents of the while the particles of water are moved aside but a only difference is that while the small application is tube never occurs, neither does the…

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