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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 14 (April 1879) (1879)

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nduce in the small coils elec- tunately, however, the military movement proved a failure, expelling the clod and scraping from them any adherent tric currents of greater or less tension, according to the and for other causes the revictualing could not take place. clay or earth. fineness of the wire… … like shank and a hollow head, containing a washer for re- gether during the earlier part of the flight of the cartridge ceiving the end of the tedder rope. With a pin of this kind Fig. 17.-PLAN OE THE FTTLLEH ELECTBIC LIGHT. by the fuse itself, which, in this construction, is wound spi- the tedder…

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