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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 26 (1860) (1860)

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this other transmitted from the secondary shaft. This mode of held a firm grip on the destinies of England, two hun- occupation. Here is amine, in the sinking of which applying the steam to obtain power is inferior to that of dred years ago. If flying through the atmosphere could many shareholders… … IRON PLATED SHIPS. tanuscripts. On old parchments, the ink, under the The long series of experiments and discussions in’ destiny in driving machinery, Branca published a work influence of time, assumes a yellowish tint, which often England on this subject seem to have resulted in the on machinery,…

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