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The Continental Monthly, Vol 3 No 3, March 1863

Note 5 — THE CENTURY OF INVENTIONS.

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One of the greatest inventors of this or of any age, and one whom the world regards as 'successful,' is said to have advised an ingenious friend, never in any case or under any circumstances to take out a patent for an invention. He 'had been through the mill,' and knew what it cost.

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