n on Febru- ary 22, 1882, Holley was "a mechan- ical engineer of unerring judgment, an inventor of the true means for great results, a lover of his race who sub- jected his science, his talents and his labor to the good of his fellow-men." Of the four men here named, General Newton is the only one… … of New York harbor, stand out as among the most prominent of American \ O^VYV G) , ^CUaXwH/V\£/ , civil engineers. Holley, on the other hand, was pre- eminently a "mechanical" engineer. Beginning his career on the foot-board ■etted for gallantry. It was the writer's of a locomotive, he soon became…
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