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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 17 (1861) (1861)

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mooring the ship, and ed in carrying them into effect, together with the vast into the notch, and then, by bringing the ends of amount of property and the great number of lives ‘eonnected with tackle for taking up the slack, while this chain on opposite sides of the vessel, it was “smaller chains… … eleven o’clock, Mr. Towle the steering tackle, as if it the screw turned. The engineer desired that the with her passengers truly thankful for their great chains should first be tightened in order to test their deliverance. Mr. Towle wishes to record his appreciation of the power to hold the rudder…

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