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Scientific American, New Series, Vol. 9, No. 2 (July 11, 1863) (1863)

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and the highest speed that will pay, the projected mode of propulaton by steam. Mr. form and size to the hull, and especially in the ap- for commercial uso. ‘Tho people, Government or cap- May contends—and this view he. has repeatedly ex- plication of motive power to the ship, very much yet… … MAY’S PATENT RIGGING AND SAILS. ciple of naval propulsion resides in a harmonized almost all purposes, must very soon be propelled fiance to all comers upon the seas, Excelling speed of comblnation of the two motors, steam and the wind ; either folly or in part by steam. On all long voy- ship, in…

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