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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 16 (1896) (1896)

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ream in drawn by six oxen and two horses and driven by two end to end, they would have reached 50 miles. The the world, and a century ago there was more ship- men. The men and one horse escaped, but the other building in its estuary than anywhere else on the.conti- animals were drowned. No fears… … scribe what is known as the Essex- measuring 256 feet along the Merrimac bridge, crossing at Deer catenary curve between the towers, Island from Newburyport to Salis- the sinking of said curve being one- bury ; and which has existed in two different forms, other vehicle, twopence for a horseman,…

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