The Encyclopedia of Founding

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Lake Ore-iron

Hydrated peroxide of iron is deposited in large quantities by certain lakes in Sweden and Norway. It is similar in composition to the bog iron-ore found in other parts of Europe. See BOG IRON-ORE.

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