A possible windfall for science

ABSTRACT Is not the better course for immediate action that the departments in England and the United States should first combine? Let each apportion a part of the calculation, and then

print it in an agreed form. The sterotype plates would be interchanged, and what a private firm does the Government can effect. In this way the English-speaking marine, including many Dutch

and German captains, will be at once supplied, and part of the proposed economy and benefit be obtained without waiting for negotiations with France and Germany. Access through your

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