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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 11 (March 1899) (1899)

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In the course of his lifetime Chief En- The two friezes on either side of the arch represent those familiar with the subject. We have already gineer Melville has been the recipient of many honors, workmen carrying the produce of their labor to the given a biographical sketch of Philip Hichborn,… … enabled to seize the Confederate vessel. Mel- On the north bank of the Seine will be located REAR-ADMIRAL GEORGE W. MELVILLE, CHIEF OF THE ville himself was one of the few injured ones. the building of! Horticulture, also of Agriculture. BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING. He received an ax stroke across…

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