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Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1840) 3 (2): 163–181.
Published: 01 January 1840
... alone11l 0 The hardest and dry woods, such as oak, ash, or elm,vary from 800 to 585 TCChhoeaarllscigovhaaltreyfrrwofrmooomhdas.rd.a.w.s.o.po.o.dp.s.l,.av.rar.pi.ei.sn.e..f,roC.mv..aryf..r..om1.431.086003 to to to 530 625 1600 AND USES OF TURF AND TURF COKE. 167 Hence we see, thehardest compressed peat...
