Aeronautica; or, The history of aviation and aerostation, told in contemporary autograph letters, books, broadsides, drawings, engravings, manuscripts, newspapers, paintings, posters, press notices, etc., dating from the year 1557 to 1880 (1900)
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re it rose to a height of3,000 feet with seven persons in the car, and descended after a quarterof an hour owing to a rent in the upper part of the Balloon. Paul Andreani of Milan ascended in a large fire Balloon on the25th February 1784—he is supposed to have been the first to makean ascent in… … No. ji^. BoDDixcTox. Thk Accidi.st to iiir ■Ai.iiiov Bai.lmon [sf( Calaloijui-).
Aeronautics
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