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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 25 (February 28, 1857) (1857)

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s figure is represented consists of a movable attachment, termed be done, because it will swing backwards and running into a huge ship at one time, and at of a form applicable to shoal vessels, such as an extension piece, so connected with a upwards as the vessel moves onwards. another running up… … operation; all that is required of the atien- of these balanced rudders on, run one hundred dant being to put on and take off the stuff. miles before the gale, under the easy control G are crank clamps, by which the stuff is se- of one man, without tiller ropes or gearing tension piece can be…

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