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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 24 (June 1880) (1880)

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tioned to the bril- office of war correspondent to the extensive, deadly, and every-day life. liancy of illumination produced in the field of view, it fol- desperative battles of ants which so frequently occur in This same character of visual mutilation results from the lows from this one superior… … ble to correct such a lens to the same degree of excellency pying this focus will appear magnified in proportion to the Fig. 3-SECTION OF REGULATOR. as that of one of like focal length and less diameter, a like power used. The same result can be obtained by using or- dinary magnifying lenses in…

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