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6315. PAINE (Thomas), Iron bridge.—
Mr. Paine (Common Sense) is in Paris on his
way to England. He has brought the model
of an iron bridge, with which he supposes a single
arch of four hundred feet, may be made.—
To B. Vaughan. Washington ed. ii, 166.
(P.
1787)
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