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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 26 (June 1907) (1907)

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essels in the the object can be navy, and they calculated from were usually measurements of successfu1 the photographs. in their engage Theoretically the ments with the problem is sim- British vessels. ple, but in prac- For frigates they tice it is compli- were very heav- cated by several ily built… … A Photograph Taken Obliquely. The $ew Bertillon Apparatus for Photographing Suspected Criminals tion for each the rating of the for Identification, change in focal "Constel- length would in- lation," "Chesa- BERTILLON'S NEW SYSTEM OF ANTHROPOMETRY. peake," "Phila- volve great ex- pense for lenses…

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