The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 72
, the idea of which, as weliave mentioned, is understood to have emanated from him. At all events itwill be a splendid embellishment of this principal street in entering thecaiptal from the west.—Literary Gazette. » These remarks strongly corroborate tho.se of .an American engineer,inserled in the… … In the last number of the Journal, page 8, we gave a plan and description of this machine, which was not properly understood from the wantof the annexed perspective view of the apparatus, which we have since had drawn. THE INDUSTRIAL STATE OF BELGIUM.* The Belgians, besides a soil made fertile by…
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