Inventors and Inventions, in Three Parts, Vol 1 of 3 I, the Philosophy of Invention, Considered Strictly in Relation to Ingenious Contrivances Tending To Classic Reprint

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In 1865 appeared the Report of the Patent Law Com missioners, containing the evidence both oral and writ ten, obtained during the years 1862, 63, and, 64. The evidence fills 222 folio pages, closely printed in double columns, and a tabulated analysis of the whole occupies, eight more pages.

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