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Life of Sir Wm. Siemens, f.r.s., 



CIVIL ENGINEER. 



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The Scientific Works of the late 

 Sir Williann Siemens, f.r.s. 



A COLLECTION OF PAPERS AND DISCOURSES, 



Edited toy E. E. BAMBEE,, C.E. 



VOL. L— HEAT AND METALLURGY. 

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