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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 43 (1852) (1852)

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ing that is good and useful, without of rope, e, starts out from the cutwater, passes any reference to the source whence it is de- over the bowsprit, over the top of the fore- rived. mast, over a pulley at the mainmast-head, and SS Enna == from thence down along the mainmast into A French Railway… … the keel-chain, producing: the same effect, ten thousand persons were expected to parti- A chain, h, passes out from the cipate, on the third inst. The motive power is the weight ot the ships. and its limit the strength of the chains. a Privileges have been granted by the Ha- This mode of tying…

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