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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 21 (1878) (1878)

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he posi- one of the very largest and finest steamers plying on the demands that have been renewed by the Tribune and those tion of its orbit is very imperfectly known, a fact indicated Sound, was ‘‘ laid up” for the winter, a flaw was discovered by the difference above noted between Leverrier’s and… … and the reduction of strength cause the planet to be further by crystallization. The strains advanced in its orbit, and that require wrought iron hence the time of transit shafts to be 24 inches, and would be hastened, and this connecting rods 12 inches in diameter, can only be withstood would…

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