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• By 1415, tallow candles were used in street lighting.
• The Recova was illuminated with 1, 141 tallow candles.
• The unpleasant smell of tallow candles is due to the glycerine they contain.
• In the Middle Ages in Europe, tallow candles were the most common candle.
• The street lamps were using tallow candles.
• The trip was so hard that they were reduced to eating tallow candles to survive.
• Initially, the 1727 High and Low Lights were each lit by three tallow candles.
• Apart from the lanterns or tallow candles the miners carried, the mines were otherwise completely dark.
• Initially it dealt with the refinement of sugar, and the production of potash and tallow candles.
• It was a bluish-white wax, burned cleanly, and left no unpleasant odor, unlike tallow candles.
• Wax chandlers ( or merchants in beeswax royalty and nobility, while tallow candles were generally used in ordinary homes.
• There are also other similar non-offensive constructs like " " ( " tallow candles of heaven " ).
• :: : : I'm confused-the tallow candle is propelled to high velocity by some external energy source?
• They cultivated quiet " Country Life " interiors furnished with old things and lit with tallow candles in medieval candlesticks.
• Windows were the only source of interior illumination at the missions, other than the tallow candles made in the outposts'workshops.
• A chandelier of tallow candles lighted the house, with a glass plate underneath it to prevent drops from falling on the audience.
• The original building was built in 1714 where wax and tallow candles were produced for the Court of Versailles and other castles in the area.
• The organisation, which engaged not only in tallow candle making but also in the trade of oils, first received a Royal Charter in 1462.
• Something that spoke of melting tallow candles and blending them with corpse-fat, whispered of the uses to which animal sacrifices might be put.
• :: : : I've seen a demonstration ( real-life, not on TV ) of a soft tallow candle fired through boards.