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19772026-07-31 10:29FARADAY AS A DISCOVERER by John Tyndall CONTENTSPreface to the fifth edition. Preface to the f ...Continue reading -
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25802026-07-31 08:13THE WATER GOATS AND OTHER TROUBLES By Ellis Parker Butler By The Same Author Pigs is PigsTh ...Continue reading -
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