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

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tion was effected by ing. But now that we have come to the more practi- ardent naturalist of the school of Hugh Miller—who, water applied to the surface of the cylinder—it was a cal, it will be found none the less romantic historical, during six years of travel in both hemispheres, has surface… … noticed, one day, that their engine made its strokes France, Teneriffe, and Giant’s Causeway, the metamor- ing figure represents the steam engine of Thomas far more rapidly than it had ever done before, and be- phic strata of Tuscany (with a beautiful collection of Newcomen and John Cawley,…

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