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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 2 (July 1877) (1877)

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ch is 437 feet above the ground. plied. The condition brought about is an exaggerated form On the 18th of August, 1769, the Tower of St. Nazaire, at of the disturbance occasioned by entering too suddenly the Brescia, was struck, and the subterranean powder magazine, Fig. 6. " hot" room of a Turkish… … some of the railroads, were surrounded by a vivid electric ism will be determined by the conditions which have pre- light, but no passengers were injured, although they were Fig. 7. ceded it and the violence of the change.—Lancet. greatly alarmed. Telegraph wires were melted by the half mile,…

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