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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 48 (1850) (1850)

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faces thrown on them, to furnish appropriative from’ the planetary magnets, in revolving being positive, and the other negative; the shaft L, and this centre be near the solar cen- power to the engine. When numerous series one break where the poleschange is opposite the with their respective… … wheels will be continuously changing from pos- by having platina, or other metallic ends, sl other metallic wheels on them, rolling in con- itive to negative, and vice versa, as they pass which slide around against the circuits, they the points of aphelion and perihelion, and respectively cause…

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