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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 18 (1861) (1861)

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e of 10 miles an hour, drawing a load of 19} then took out the rotary and putin a small Watt en- cannot invent a steam field battery or cannon that will tuns. A higher speed than this, however, was desir- gine, having a cylinder of 44 inches diameter by 9 furnish its own motive power and do its own… … tubular boiler is the best for marine battle, and in the late war of Italy loads of wounded engines, and it is commonly used in our first-class soldiers had to be carted away in ordinary ox-wagons. ter Railway was to be opened, in 1829, it was at first steamships ; the horizontal tubular boiler is…

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