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The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)

London : [William Laxton] · leaf 427

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15. THE GOVERNOR. Different modes of combining the parts are usedby different engineers; one of these is shown in figure15, where g is the revolving axis, /the point of sus-pension, j j the balls, e e the rods by which theballs are suspended. These rods are connected to therods i I, and by that… … imputation of exaggeration, that to avoid the runnings in and out of senants,in case of illness, he would have his medicine given to him by arms from hissteam-engine. I know very well, that with the common run of the world,this ease of action is supposed to be obtained at the expense of the…

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