The New American Cyclopaedia: A Popular Dictionary of General Knowledge, 13권George Ripley, Charles Anderson Dana D. Appleton, 1858 |
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... known to some person abroad , but was never patented there , nor published , nor distinctly described in any work , it is new enough to be patented here ; but if it was previously distinctly known by any one at home , it is not new in ...
... known to some person abroad , but was never patented there , nor published , nor distinctly described in any work , it is new enough to be patented here ; but if it was previously distinctly known by any one at home , it is not new in ...
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... known fruit originating in Persia , and for a long period familiar to horticulturists . The peach tree ( amygdalus Persica , Linn . ) has been found growing wild in various parts of Turkey in Asia , and seems to flourish best under ...
... known fruit originating in Persia , and for a long period familiar to horticulturists . The peach tree ( amygdalus Persica , Linn . ) has been found growing wild in various parts of Turkey in Asia , and seems to flourish best under ...
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... known in England ( about 1757 ) was made by an English monk at Rome . About 1760 many German mechanics arrived in Eng- land , two of whom , Viator and Backers , be- came known by their improvements in pianos . In 1767 the piano was ...
... known in England ( about 1757 ) was made by an English monk at Rome . About 1760 many German mechanics arrived in Eng- land , two of whom , Viator and Backers , be- came known by their improvements in pianos . In 1767 the piano was ...
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