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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 18 (May 1905) (1905)

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lanchard, second secretary of the places. Examination of the head shows that it re- inclosed in a plain but handsome oak casket with sil- embassy, had been making researches to this end for sembles the original documents as closely as possible ver handles, which the ambassador had made. Our some… … better quality than the others and of more solid build. preserving of the alimentary substances which may CASKET CONTAINING THE BODY OF PAUL JONES. It appears likely that a body had been buried above be wrapped in them. The percentage of foreign matter it, and some vestiges of this grave were found…

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