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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 5 (1892) (1892)

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omans engineer of the railway, and the work at Benares was the railroad problems of rapid transit and of rail joints. Of the latter, four new forms are submitted. in charge of Mr. F. T. G. Walton, as resident engineer. The details of the steel and iron work of the bridge The main principle proper… … flourishing pericd being depth of water in cold the third century of the weather months being | Christian era. After that, about 37 ft., and rising dur- | civil wars—and, above all, ing the fieods to 92 ft., with a velocity of about 20 ft. the wars of religion—led to the decadence and de- per…

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