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Excerpt from Some Specimens of a Work on the Principles of Chemistry, With Other Treatises
The information derived from the iron foundry as to the nature and properties of fire, is reduced to practice in the paper on the construction of stoves. In these new stoves, the object has been to obtain a pleasant and equable temperature, with a constant supply of fresh warm air at the least possible expense of fuel. On this subject also there are several remarks and suggestions in the Miscellaneous Observations.
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