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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 19 (November 1867) (1867)

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ther States; indeed, we any one mind, however practical, and however scientific, could the hand of the operator by means of the rigid frame project- hope it will be made general, all over the Union. alone effect, so well as the rapid applications of science, which ing from the rear of the rake… … ideas, and reduce them to prac- back one quarter round and start- SWINNERTON'S HORSE HAY RAKE AND GATHERER tical and working order, more ed forward, the driver, at the same than any one autocratic mind time, stepping on the rake head nearest the horses, when alone. One mind carries an invention one…

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