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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 3 (July 1898) (1898)

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some navies, notably the French, purposes. There are separate rooms for wounded as to gather it about the body of the individual resting officers, and the men are berthed in spacious wards to be decentralized as much as possible on each ship, therein. The danger of falling out is infinitesimal,… … hammock. Here the unfortunate must remain, Schechter, of Cambridge, England, was able to after receiving temporary aid, as the space is too limit- rescue about forty thousand fragments of manuscripts, except, perhaps, to those suffering from delirium. The ed for the performance of any operation,…

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