This book contains a fascinating report on the United States' involvement in the International Exhibition held in Vienna in 1873. The author discusses the products, inventions, and innovations on display, and provides a detailed account of the United States' contribution to the international community. This is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of international exhibitions, and the role of the United States in these events.

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