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    Wrought-iron beams. Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, transmitting results of experiments made to test the strength of wrought-iron beams, &c.
    Published 1855
    “...Results of experiments made to test strength of wrought-iron beams and girders for buildings...”
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    [Petition of Horatio Ames, for compensation for construction of eleven wrought iron guns.].
    Published 1869
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    [Petition of Hezekiah L. Thistle in relation to fabrication of field guns from wrought iron.].
    Published 1840
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    Report of the committees on chain-cables, malleable iron, reheating and rerolling wrought iron, giving the results of experiments on the strength of wrought iron in bars and in chains; the effect of different degrees of reduction in rolling, of reheating, rerolling and hammering; and a comparison of chemical causes with physical results, proving strains for chain-cables, the correct form for test-pieces, and miscellaneous investigations into the physical properties of rolled wrought iron.
    Published 1878
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    Memorial of Hezekiah L. Thistle, praying an appropriation for the construction of a number of wrought-iron cannon, on the plan invented by him.
    Published 1840
    “...Hezekiah L. Thistle, praying appropriation for construction of number of wrought-iron cannon...”
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    Memorial of sundry wrought iron bridle bit makers, platers, and other manufacturers of said article, praying that the duties on the importations thereof may not be reduced, &c.
    Published 1832
    “...Memorial of sundry wrought iron bridle-bit makers and platers, that duty on said articles...”
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    Letter of the Secretary of the Treasury to Hon. Mr. Hunter, Chairman Committee on Finance, accompanied by a report relative to the use of wrought-iron beams and girders in the buildings authorized to be erected for the accommodation of United States courts, custom-houses, post offices, &c., and asking an appropriation for the complete testing of the strength of the same.
    Published 1855
    “...Report of experiments for testing strength of wrought iron beams and girders to be used...”
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