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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 14 (October 1873) (1873)

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t has already made its appearance in currents, of rivers flowing to the seas, of a climate tem that of our globe; hence, over each square mile, there would the northern part of New York and the New England States pered in the same manner as our own, and of copious rain be a much less corresponding… … at the present time; but it has water, air, light, winds, mosphere 1 tropical plants, and ornamental trees, before the gardener is clouds, rains, seasons, rivers, brooks, valleys, mountains, all In the great balloon ascent of Coxwell and Olaisher, in prepared for it. The device represented in our…

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