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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 35 (1857) (1857)

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description of the succeeding machine, also dispenses with the use of feeding strips firmly, or to allow it to work only with con- simple improvement in this capstan obviates to keep the chain on the small part of the which is an improvement by the same inventor. siderable difficulty. Instead of… … clutch takes into a recess in plate G, as the rudder head emerges from the deck, but The ends to be accomplished by the great manded to turn the rudder of a large ship shown in fig. 3; the head, H, when moved with this guard all tendency thereto is entirely varieties of steering devices used on…

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