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Machine Aerostatic De 126 p.ds high by 100 p.ds wide: the Flesselles: Raising in the Champs called the Brotteaux out of the City of Lion, on 19 January 1784, by M. Montgolfier, under a subscription of 12. #per person. The 16th. January, not predicting the
Title: Machine Aerostatic De 126 p.ds high by 100 p.ds wide: the Flesselles: Raising in the Champs called the Brotteaux out of the City of Lion, on 19 January 1784, by M. Montgolfier, under a subscription of 12. #per person. The 16th. January, not predicting the
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Bibliographical Reference: Mondin, 255.
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