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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 19 (1907) (1907)

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d is the electric auto. After all is said and done, no very connecting the wheels was bent upon landing, M. good reason can be advanced why a man should not of the 24 horse-power Antoinette pattern, which we Bleriot strengthened his machine somewhat and added be buried in a ceremonious and somber… … sudden turning of the machine by a consists of a central portion which con- quick movement of the rudder, with tains the motor and the aeronaut’s seat the result that the rudder struck the ground and the in the front part, followed by a tail-like appendix is mounted in front on a short shaft,…

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