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The Aeroplane (1911)

[London : Temple Press] · leaf 578

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ornely, certain conditions con suffer some physical or chemical change on his Farman biplane, whatever the weather, will give de- at the will of the bird, seem to require rather more than monstrations of looping the loop. Messrs. Pashley Brodiers the purely negative evidence which he brings… … Mr. Richard T. Gates (manager of Hendon) and Mr. Gustav Hamel, about to start for their looping flight.

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