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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 7 (1861) (1861)

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l grooves or slots in an ec- She is about 250 feet~long, 51 fect wide, and’ dis- power, and during the eleven years which have since centric, which is caused to revolve by and with the elapsed this object has been pursued with remarkable places 5,000 tuns. Her engines are of 900-horse power. shaft… … the buckets to have the desired feathering movement. Forges et Chantiers. The constiuction and perform- change in the government; the politic Emperor The novelty consists more particularly in the con- ance of these engines have so pleased the Emperor shrewdly making himself the agent of the…

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