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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 2 (January 1874) (1874)

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argest Besse- fifteen hundred hands, form one of the most conspicuous ar- odd fittings, the two vehicles carried some five hundred emp- mer steel works in the world. These twelve furnaces stand chitectural ornaments of the town. Business reacts upon ty iron boxes, intended for water tanks. Each… … expected, will be reached by the last of The Barrow steel works, shown iu January. ourFig. 1, are the largest Bessemer Fig. 2.-BARR0W FLAX AND JUTE MILLS. steel works in Great Britain; and the Preserving Brlckivork. company own several productive mines. It is believed that this manufactory has now…

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