Reports of the Commissioners of the United States to the International Exhibition Held at Vienna, 1873, Volumen2

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Effect of climate and other influences 10
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Nitrogenous bodies their composition 12
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Art Page 44 Kinds of wheat generally sown its color
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European varieties
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Prevention of heating
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Diseases and enemies of wheat
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Winnowing and separating
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Removal of oats
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Separating light grains
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Separating round seeds
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A third device
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Inspection of wheat
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Removal of beard and bran Bentzs method
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Scourer
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The art of unilling 65
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Ignaz Paur his method
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Jury classification
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Grades of product
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Finer products of grinding
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Constitution and peculiarities of the flour
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Motion of the stone
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Form used in the United States
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Various forms of grooves
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Art Page 94 The grain in the mill
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Ventilation
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Work of the jury
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Effect of distance of rolls apart
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The St Gallen mill
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The disintegrator
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Sommary
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Results of educational representation
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Purification of grits
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Purifier used at Pesth
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Another device
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Products of the two processes of milling
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Physical differences in wheat
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Necessity of preserving glutencells
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Purification
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High milling
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Products of Hungarian high milling
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Details of Hungarian milling process
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Flour for Vienna bread
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Products of the Prague mill
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Average product of the Hungarian mills
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Products of low milling
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American methods
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Impurities in American wheat
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Characteristics of flour
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Art Page 148 Structure of edible grain
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Effect of milling on the grain
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Distribution of nitrogen
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Dempwolffs analysis
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Nature and cause of grits
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Chemical examination of flour
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Conclusion
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CHAPTER III
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Fermentation
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Mitscherlichs observations on growth of yeastplant with outline diagrams
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Effect of heat on cells effect of solution of sugar
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Illustration of growth of yeastplant
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Views of Hassall Blondeau Pasteur and Wiesner
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What is a ferment
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Alcoholic fermentation dependent on dynamic condition 133 Brefelds results of research upon alcoholic fermentation
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Action of limewater in improving texture of dough
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Production of pressyeast from 1846 to 1872
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Zettlers mode 193 Pumpernickel of Westphalia
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Pairs wheatbread
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Yeast breadmaking 166
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Substitutes for ferment
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Phosphatic bread
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Changes in crust conversion of starch to dextrine
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Advantage of small over large loaves
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What is stale bread
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Results of authors experimental research
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Loss due to fermentation
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CHAPTER IV
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The doughroom
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The oven
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How to secure largesized loaves with thin crust
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Can we have Vienna bread in America?
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APPENDIX A 230 Dempwolfts investigation of Hungarian wheat and wheat flour from the Pesth walzmühle
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Processes in the Vienna bakeries 218
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APPENDIX B 233 Phosphatic bread
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Liebigs comparison of meats with grain
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Art Page
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Experiments of Magendie and Chossat
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Gluten percentage in various flours 12
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Condition of phosphorus in the grain 13
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Peculiarities of various flours 14
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The Thilenius millstone 40
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Constituents of plantfood 1
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A SETTLED POLICY OF ARTPATROXAGE NEEDED
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THE NEW YORK TIMES ON PATRONAGE PY THE STATE
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DEVELOPMENT OF ART IN GREAT BRITAIN
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ACTION OF THE BOARD OF TRADE
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PARLIAMENTARY GRANTS
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PURCHASES FROM INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS 9
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Potassium fertilizers 55
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UNITED STATES 5
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METHOD OF MAKING AWARDS 6
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SCIENTIFIC IMPROVEMENT ORIGINATING IN THE UNITED STATES 7
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WOODBURYS PROCESS 8
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ALBERTS PROCESS 18
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WOODBURYTYPES 19
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Article Page 52 HUNGARY 21
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RUSSIA 22
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SANDWICH ISLANDS 22
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American photography 3
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Surgery 5
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Exhibits in general 7
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anatomy 5 Surgery 9
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Materia medica and chemistry 12
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Sanitary department 13
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Character of exhibit 1
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Clocks 29
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THE GREAT WESTMINSTER CLOCK
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OTHER CLOCKS 32
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CHAPTER III
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Extent of exhibit 1
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THEODOLITES EXHIBITED 6
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ITS DISADVANTAGES 7
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PLANETABLES 12 STUPENDORFFS INSTRUMENT 13 AUSTRIAN INSTRUMENTS KRAFT Son STARKE KAMMERER 8
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SWISS INSTRUMENTS 9
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ELECTRICAL DEEPSEA THERMOMETER BY SIEMENS 10
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THE ELECTRICALBRIDGE 11
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Telescopes 10
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Measuring apparatus 1
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ERRATA
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Characteristics of various starchgranules 69
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Statistics 68
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Instruments and systems 1
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No Page
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BALANCES SENSIBILITY 33
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MICROSCOPES RECENT ADVANCES 34
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Administration 37
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Electrical apparatus 12
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Cost OF NEW LINES
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The cradle and the crèche 2
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CHAPTER II
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Salles dAsyle
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GENERAL EDUCATION
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HISTORY Origin THE EARLIER TEACHERS THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL
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Thermometrical apparatus 17
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Schools for deaf and mute 18
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CHAPTER IV
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Laboratory apparatus 27
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ORIGIN OF SUCH EDUCATION IN THE PRINCIPLES ENUNCIATED BY PEREIRE
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ENGLISH SCHOOLS Essex Hall
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The HollandoGerman school 19
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The Spanish French school 24
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The Abbé de lEpée and his time 27
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European schools for idiots 32
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American schools for idiots 41
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The school as it is and as it should be 48
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SWEDISH SCHOOLS 19
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ITALIAN SCHOOLS 101
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PORTUGUESE SCHOOLS 102
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BELGIAN SCHOOLS 103
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EXHIBITIONS OF SCHOOLS AT VIENNA 104
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THE SCHOOL AS IT SHOULD BE 105
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FURNITURE 106
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APPARATUS 108
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Black bread more nutritious 111
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CHAPTER III
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EDUCATION OF TIIE HAND 114
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EDUCATION OF THE SENSES 115
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EDUCATION OF THE MEDICAL SENSES 116
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EDUCATION OF THE INDUSTRIAL SEXSES 117
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EDUCATION OF TIIE LANGUAGE 119
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SPECIAL TEACHING GEOGRAPHY 122
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The scholar his textbooks and teachers 64
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LESSONS FROM THE WELTAUSSTELLUNG
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WILL TILEY PROFIT OUR SCHOOL?
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HISTORICAL SKETCH RATES 30
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History of the South Kensington Museum 7
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THE PHYSIOLOGICAL INFANTSCHOOL ITS ORIGIN AND BASIS OPPORTUNI
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The Centennial Exhibition as an opportunity 21
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THE UNITED STATES BEHIND EUROPE 31
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BRITISH INDIA 23
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EXHIBITS 34
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OTHER COUNTRIES 23
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WORKINGPLAN 10
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IMPORTANCE OF SUCH CULTURE NOT APPRECIATED IN THE UNITED STATES 11
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PhysioLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS SHOULD THE ENCEPHALON HAVE
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TRUE ART APPRECIATED BY ALL 11
Art of printing 1
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APPENDIX
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FRANCE NO LONGER SUPREME IN ART 12
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Climate of Hungary 15
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Redness of color in wheat its cause 16
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MUSEUMS NECESSARY IN THE CULTIVATION OF THE APPLICATION OF ART
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INDUSTRY 12
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Lithography 19
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CONCLUSION 24
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Manufactures of paper 25
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National printing office of France 24
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PATRONAGE NOT SUPPORT NEEDED 12
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PROPOSED APPOINTMENT OF A GOVERNMENT COMMISSION ON ART 13
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THE APPROACIIING CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OFFERS A PROPER TIME AND FIELD FOR THE INAUGURATION OF ...
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TítuloReports of the Commissioners of the United States to the International Exhibition Held at Vienna, 1873, Volumen2
Reports of the Commissioners of the United States to the International Exhibition Held at Vienna, 1873, Robert Henry Thurston
AutorUnited States. Commissioners to the International Exhibition held at Vienna, 1873
EditorRobert Henry Thurston
EditorU.S. Government Printing Office, 1876
Procedencia del originalUniversidad de Harvard
Digitalizado1 Dic. 2007
  
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