A Letter of Mr. John Conyers, Citizen of London; The Author of the Hygroscope Described in Numb. 129; In Which Letter Is Contained a Draught and Description of a Very Useful and Cheap Pump, Contrived by the Said Mr. Conyers; A Trial of Which Was Also Made at the Repairing of the New Canal of Fleet-River in London, and Elsewhere

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
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