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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 15 (April 1873) (1873)
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he organic perfection which re-sults from it, enable the state to accomplish certain under-takings which would be impossible to isolated individuals.Every living organism composed of many cellules resemblesa sort of republic, capable of accomplishing certain organicfunctions, which could not be… … ticular actions; so also in the organism, all the adaptationsto ends ought to be regarded as the natural and necessaryconsequence of co-operation of the differentiation and the © 1873 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC. 232 JPoentific %xwitm. [April 12, 1873. perfection of the cellules, and not as the…Patents · Improved · Valve · Attached · Pivoted · Boiler · Scientific American · Iron · High steam · Steam pressure · Low water · Trade catalogs · Sewing machine · Address munn · Carbonic acid · Piston rod · Steam gage
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