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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 18 (May 1893) (1893)

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William C. Church to top of torch, 151 feet; from heel to top of head, 111 made a commemorative address. The statue stands near the anchorage of the caravels, and between the feet; height of head, 13^ feet; width of eye, 38 inches; big English ship Blake and our cruiser Philadelphia, about… … THE COLUMBIAN NAVAL FESTIVITIES NEW YORK-THE STATUE OF LIBERTY. dent held a reception. Nine admirals and thirty-five feet 11 inches. The torch, reached by a spiral stair- to the crown of the head. The base is of granite and a little over eight feet high. captains from the different ships, conveyed…

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