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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 16 (April 1872) (1872)

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compression only now bears the name had not, in reality, been distinguished as not only the greater evils above alluded to, but the minor one is exerted; while, with the use of an arch of any material an envelope or atmosphere separate from the photosphere; of baldness, which is greatly hastened by… … tension ; and it is obvious that this system of voussoirs, when sphere and its appendages is not a continuous spectrum but The making of a few perforations at the top of the crown made of a material whose resistance to compression is greater a spectrum of bright lines, the only effect which an…

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