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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 24 (1869) (1869)

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ers of general industrial interest, at home 2 > We herewith produce two of them, one of which was taken and abroad, In doing this we shall incur a large additional THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE, from an English locomotive engine, and the other from an expense, but we are resolved to spare neither pains nor… … best way to perpetuate their errors. It has been in all ages Fig. 1 is the English card, taken from the locomotive ceived encouraging letters from subscribers who propose to by prohibiting discussion that falsehood and quackery have “ Eagle,” on the London and Southwestern Railway,in April, get up…

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