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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 22 (1876) (1876)

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x, 3, geared into the main spur wheel, which formed the driver. has two tubes, communicating with the bouer below and It was long used on a colliery railway between Leeds and above, and is surrounded by an exterior ca;ing, into which Middletown, 3} miles distant, and perhaps was the first suc- the… … section of a modern English locomotive, wxich may serve as In the spring of 1818, William Hedley built a locomotive a contrast to Stephenson’s first crude effort. The boiler is with four smooth drive wheels, to run on a smooth rail. surrounded by two casings, one within the other, united by The…

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