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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 7 (1897) (1897)

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rtly to improvements in the manufacture of matics, and his ‘‘Coins of the Ancient Britons,” pub- that, if the American locomotive lasts seven years lished in 1864, gained for him the Allier d’Ilantersche against the English locomotive’s ten, the advantage is machines. stillon the side of the… … the liability of the rider to lose his pedals, chairman of the Hertfordshire County and danger in regaining them. Farmore Council. riders complain that the gears they use The knowledge and experience of Sir are too low rather than too high. As to John Evans fully demonstrate the wisdom back…

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