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    <subfield code="a">In the beginning -- The composition of coal -- When coal was formed -- How the coal beds lie -- The discovery of coal -- The introduction of coal into use -- The way into the mines -- A plan of a coal mine -- The miner at work -- When the mine roof falls -- Air and water in the mines -- The dangerous gases -- The anthracite coal breaker -- In the bituminous coal mines -- The boy workers at the mines -- Miners and their wages.</subfield>
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