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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 42 (1858) (1858)

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mate. New Coal Fields. It may be known to many of our readers that the coal of England occurs chiefly in the north and western portions of the island, and south and south-eastern portions have hither- to been supposed to be quite barren of this fuel. It has always been supposed that there is no… … and perpetual danger. Bridges cannot be erected without impeding the navigation of the river, and it therefore becomes a duty to adopt the only means left us, namely, substi- By the adoption of this mode of traveling, | the works, there need not be the slightest im- the purchase of rolling stock,…

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