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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 4 (July 1903) (1903)

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r colossal animal groups by Solon H. Borg- 60 acres recently 'leased. By this addition, the grounds tions. The only elements taxed in this rule are lum, which will ornament the landing at the base of have assumed the shape of a parallelogram, about a length on the water-line when on an even keel,… … days of the center- can well be gathered board sloop and from the illustra- GROWTH OF THE AMERICAN CUP DEFENDER FROM CRUISER TO RACING MACHINE. tion, which was schooner, and were beginning, thanks to the victorious career of one or taken at a point looking east along the main transverse sketch…

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