Journal of the Franklin Institute; Volume 146
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This is Volume 146 of the "Journal of the Franklin Institute," a historical record of scientific and technological advancements. Published in 1898 by the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, this volume provides a detailed look into the engineering and scientific breakthroughs of the late 19th century.
Containing articles, reports, and discussions from leading experts of the time, the journal offers valuable insights into the state of science and technology. It is an essential resource for historians, researchers, and anyone interested in the evolution of modern science and engineering.
The "Journal of the Franklin Institute" remains a significant contribution to the history of scientific thought and industrial progress.
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