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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 18 (1868) (1868)

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we know of any well-established principle, by which sink at all in water, must continue to sink until it reaches annular channel, A, and from thence in the direction of the this result can be accounted for. the bottom, unless the hypothesis that water solidifies under arrow, through the vertical… … werereached by Lieutenant Berryman. In all the experi- noting the same parts. ments to which water has been subjected, there has never The pressure of steam above the piston combines with the weight of the ram to carry it down with great force, until the passage, B, is uncovered to the steam inlet,…

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