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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 24 (1865) (1865)

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lusion that there was no such ad- All that is necessary, then, is to operate a certain et, especially when traveling. vantage over the single cylinder as would compen- part, when every seat is turned over with one move- sate for the increased weight and complexity of the Heavy Rolling… … 24-inch train for armor from turning two seats into one, and monopolizing them plates; one 24-inch train for the largest sections of angle and T-iron for now be considered as certain that this process is de- when other parties are standing. shipbuilding; one 26-inch train for steel plates; sirable…

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