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A piece of Oak , of the same size , and nearly of the same quality as No. 4 , was laid upon supports 30 inches apart , and a weight of 7 lbs . was let fall from a height of 4 feet upon the middle of the piece which broke it . No. 8.
A piece of Oak , of the same size , and nearly of the same quality as No. 4 , was laid upon supports 30 inches apart , and a weight of 7 lbs . was let fall from a height of 4 feet upon the middle of the piece which broke it . No. 8.
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A piece of dark coloured English Oak , apparently very strong , the weight of a cubic foot , 54 lbs . ... Seven lbs . from 5 feet broke the piece.t On the whole then it appears that Larch is superior to Oak in stiffness , strength , and ...
A piece of dark coloured English Oak , apparently very strong , the weight of a cubic foot , 54 lbs . ... Seven lbs . from 5 feet broke the piece.t On the whole then it appears that Larch is superior to Oak in stiffness , strength , and ...
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In this piece Mr. Cobb had the assistance of Mr. Storace in the beautiful Music to which some of the songs were set , 5+ In Nov. 1789 , the Author and Composer , who had been so successful in the last - mentioned Farce , again united ...
In this piece Mr. Cobb had the assistance of Mr. Storace in the beautiful Music to which some of the songs were set , 5+ In Nov. 1789 , the Author and Composer , who had been so successful in the last - mentioned Farce , again united ...
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| Title | New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 9 |
| Editors | Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth |
| Publisher | Henry Colburn, 1818 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 1 Mar 2007 |
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