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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 12 (March 1866) (1866)

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Acid. represents an ejtevnflop and secuoa M *. bride of a Dale, Eng. This bridge wag twUt by Darby, sad We extract the following from an able lecture de- consisted of ribs ol cast iron supporting spandral 100-foot span; Fig. 2 a perspective view of some of livered before the Scottish Koyal Society… … the copper ores worked in Swansea about 70,000 shows a section of three boxes; Fig. 3 shows a plan bearing the load. The strength of oast iron depends tuns of sulphur, of the value of £155,000, and which of the same with the straps keys, etc. upon its rigidity and power to resist compression, might…

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