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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 8 (1865) (1865)

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in many years, been directed to perfecting the steam ed here; we might mention many ambitious attempts practical form; followiug is a description of this ma- carriage so as to adapt it for traffic on common which failed, but we think further mention of them chine. roads, and thus open another field… … — DICKSON’S STEAM CARRIAGE. The piston rod connects to a quadrant, C, which has rin 9 RN ran on common roads in England, and some were in vented a steam carriage for common roads that can centers or bearings at D, so that when the engine is operation for months, carrying passengers between also be…

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