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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 4 (July 1870) (1870)

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r of a century have been immense and other, without any visible deflection. The cattle were then privates; all the learned men, from professors to students, rapid. In naval construction, too, its effects have been such crowded hurriedly into the center of a single span, and yet doctors to victims,… … bridge construction is to so dispose the material, that the co- exchanged therefor. In London, overflowing with wealth, H. Theilson, chief engineer of the Burlington and Missouri hesive force of every particle shall act to the greatest advant- many hundreds starved to death the past winter ; and in…

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