Inanimate reason; or a circumstantial account of that astoni
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Inanimate reason; or a circumstantial account of that astonishing piece of mechanism, M. de Kempelen's chess-player; now exhibiting at No. 8, Savile-Row, Burlington-Gardens; illustrated with three copper-plates, exhibiting this celebrated automaton, in different points of view. Translated from the original letters of M. Charles Gottlieb de Windisch

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