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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 12 (November 27, 1858) (1858)

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600 Sharpley (1856) substituted for the wheel and floats a drum carrying a spiral rib. Both years ago). Soldiers behind the tiger-head screens work the wheels within. B. Oldest | these last two methods tend to propel the ves- Notes on the Progress of the Paddle and sel in a line inclined to the… … of 130 feet in length to be propelled for a portions gutta percha, or other elastic fins or hours are miserably spent, everyone feels un~ quarter of an hour by a steam engine upon D. The first marine wings, in sucha manner as to cause the water the Saone, near Lyons. comfortable in the knowledge of…

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