Vol. XLV1L—No. 14. TILE NEW PRINCETON TELESCOPE. The Transit of Venus. The Largest Electroplating Establishment in the World. The Fastest Trip t Europe. THE PRINCETON TELESCOPE., scientific american, 1882-09-30
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