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    OCR PDF Compression. A publication from the mid 1700's, The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society provides an interesting read. It was one of the premier and most influential scientific journals of early industrial era. This is one page from that document, taken from volume 50, published in 1757. It is a useful publication for the purposes of reasearching some of the beginnings of modern science. Office Automation

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    the Rhos's and Tosicodendrons, particularly the Ca-
    ndim rimmed one, change to fine karlet colour
    in the beginning of dry autumn, cren before any
    ink appears.
    Mr. Miro, Gyms iiirprifed, how I Chould think,
    that the Carolina pennated Tookodendron, or poifon-
    is like the Faiwo-ki of Keempfcr. I mull here
    arknowlege. at this time, not having fern Do6tor
    kmmpfer's fpecimen, I imagined, final the &ape of
    the kke-leares (as he hts deka.] them) and from
    the remarkabk (cadet colour of both their trees in
    autumn, that Mr. Miller might be right in what be
    las adranced kw it was from his authority I took it,
    &pending on the information be gives to in his Dic-
    &nary, fol. edit. 6. under the article Toricodenbon,
    Wine he takes form pains to aline us, that they
    or the very Came plants.
    In the nett paragraph I find Mr. Miller has in-
    tidy rink:liken the meaning of one part of my los-
    er to Mr. Webb ; which I mud recommend to him
    011 Rad again, and he will find it madly ages with
    116 own Ientimeno. There he will find my opinion
    k dui notwithilanding the change of foil and fitua-
    llse, this Sier-104 or true vamilh-tree, and the F41-
    og (primes varnifh-tree of Kcempfier, are di-
    . Soft fpecie of Rhus or Tonicodendron, and will
    wer mann fo.
    Mr. Miller now &firm Mr, fine< I have km Dr.
    : IMONfres Cpecimens in the Blink) Mukum, to de-
    7dwe, whether I think I am miRaken.
    hi anOver to this, and to fatisfy Mr. Miler aa
    lfdl as myklf, I hart been very lately at the Mu-
    ( Rot.. so. Mmm &um.

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