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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 2 (July 1895) (1895)

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, obtained by a modification of the method invented by Raps and Krigar-Menzel. By made a curious discovery. A man was recently uations, and in 1869 he invented, or rather revived, the vibrating the wire in front of a luminous slit, and brought into his ward suffering from blisters and term… … THOMAS HENEY HUXLET. who, however, owing to the fondness president of the Royal Society. Pro- of the audience for realistic scenes, fessor Huxley made a visit to America has to divide the honors of the reproduction with the ing upon a cylinder, a white line is traced upon a in 1876, where he gave…

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