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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 12 (March 1878) (1878)

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ar to satisfy those who can The tendency of a nut to unwind and recede from the most, if not all the hand manipulation can be dispensed with. see no national benefit to accrue from Polar expeditions, the pressure upon its radial face is proportionate to the pitch of ostensible end of which is the… … ' is adjustable for differ- rents, and the laws of the tides upon which depend the of minute blows. Under reciprocating motion the result is ' ent sizes of work, while it is rigidly held to any size with safety and success of ocean commerce, influences are found precisely similar, for the whole…

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