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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 9 (February 1875) (1875)

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of each car, precedented in a rigged, seagoing ironclad, Mr. Reed prepared markable conflict is going on between the natives and the giving ample light. About twenty feet in length of each car adesigu of a vessel of which the following are the leading invaders. The former, more robust and better… … lepidium draba, commonly called graving. The peculiar recessing of THE CHILIAN IRONCLAD ALMIRANTE COCHRANE whitlow grass, was introduced into the sides of this battery makes it England, where it was hitherto unknown, by English troops remaining space is divided into sections devoted to different…

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