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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 14 (1876) (1876)

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rope traction. In heavy cast iron foundation plate bolted down to a foundation first cost of these roads, if regard is had to relative capaci- this he had reached a greater success than had ever before of masonry. At the top the wrought iron bars are bent out- ty, is no greater than the bridge… … railroads is destined to be gle irons, riveted back +o very extensively employed, ELEVATED back, forming a cruciform there can be little; doubt, and we think in it may be dis- removed him and his coadjutors from all connection with the section. cerned the remedy which civilization will provide for…

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