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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 22 (May 1892) (1892)

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he wealthy Hindo- discoverer on the four hundredth anniversary of his The entire monument, with its terraced pedestal, stanees. They are not used as timepieces, but simply landing in the new world than the splendid gift of the will be 77 feet high. The figure of Columbus is 12 feet for ornament,… … fountain is that of an apotheosis of modern liberty— YORK. genus Dendodrochium ; but the arrangement of Columbia—and will take the shape of a triumphal the spores more closely resembles that observed in barge, guided by time, heralded by fame, and rowed by fiporochisma paradoxum. As there exists no…

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