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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 15 (1903) (1903)

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e with its train One of the most extraordinary military parades Nay, more; if the teams are to carry their own forage, out of a bad place by means of a steel hawser, should it ever seen was held on the famous Long Valley at stick and remain fast. The largest of the engines the power of hauling is… … for a 17-mile run without stopping, and traveled 30 Alaershot at the end of October, 1899, when sixteen ber for conveying the munitions of the army, would to 40 miles a day. They were provided with coal traction engines supplied by Aveling & Porter, Ltd, stretch along several miles of road. It will…

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