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Step back in time with "Scientific American Supplement No. 360, November 25, 1882," a fascinating window into the scientific and technological landscape of the late 19th century. This meticulously reproduced periodical offers a captivating glimpse into the inventions and scientific developments that shaped the era. Explore articles covering a diverse range of topics, reflecting the cutting-edge science of its day.
Compiled from various contributors and originally published as a supplement to Scientific American, this collection provides invaluable insight into the history of science and technology. Delve into the general science of the period, and discover perspectives on subjects still relevant today. A treasure trove for enthusiasts of scientific history and technological progress, this republication preserves a unique historical record for all who are interested in the evolution of scientific thought and innovation.
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