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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 26 (June 1890) (1890)

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ntion passes into for forming monopolies which seem to be furnished by and bath room, the latter wainscoted with oak and fit- the hanrts of a company powerful enough to monopo- ted up complete. Four bed rooms, billiard room, and our social organization, it is difficult to mention any lize its… … RESIDENCE OS" MR. DOUGLAS SLOANE, AT PORTCHESTER, N. Y. such monopolies, not the inventor. In fact, it has been a means for increasing the power of monopoly. The house, and it contains a laundry. The house is pro- shown in numerous instances that new inventions con- greatest monopolies have their…

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