MÈTRE IN INCHES.

Phœnixville Hand-book 39·368 inches.

Hassler 39·36850154 “

“ 39·370788 “

“ 39·3809172 “

Trautwine 39·368505 “

“ 39·37079 “

Silliman 39·368505 “

“ 39·37079 “

Chambers’ Encyclopædia 39·36850535 “

“ “ 39·3707904 “

Act of United States Congress, 1866 39·37 “

Smithsonian Report 39·37 “

Youmans 39·37 “

Davies 39·37 “

Homan’s Encyclopædia 39·37008 “

Weale 39·3702 “

Ordnance Survey (England, 1866) 39·37043 “

Clerk Maxwell 39·37043 “

Capt. Clarke 39·3704316 “

J. M. Rankine (1870) 39·3704316 “

“ (1866) 39·3707904 “

Alexander (weights and measures) 39·37068 “

Ganot 39·370788 “

Vose 39·370788 “

Act of British Parliament, 1823 39·37079 “

Encyclopædia Britannica 39·37079 “

Hymer 39·37079 “

Davies and Peck 39·37079 “

J. W. Clarke 39·37079 “

Dana 39·37079 “

Whittaker 39·37079 “

Sommerville 39·3707904 “

Chambers’ Mathematics 39·3707904 “

Gwilt’s Encyclopædia 39·3707904 “

Gillespie 39·3707904 “

Capt. Kater 39·3708 “

Appleton’s Encyclopædia 39·37079 “

Van Nostrand 39·3708 “

D’Aubuisson 39·3708 “

Johnson (draftsman) 39·3708 “

Encyclopædia Americana 39·371 “

Jameson’s Dictionary 39·371 “

Herbert’s Encyclopædia 39·371 “

Popular “ 39·371 “

Molesworth 39·371 “

Dr. Young (1802) 39·371 “

Wallace (engineer) 39·371 “

Nystrom 39·38091 “

Hencke 39·3809172 “

Act of Canadian Parliament, 1873 39·3819 “

Paris Academy 39·3824 “

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