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The History of North Atlantic steam navigation with some account of early ships and shipowners (1896)

Fry, Henry · New York : C. Scribner's sons · leaf 141

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the fans employed in ventilating her, and thus 250,000 cubic Designed by Professor Biles, of the University of Glasgow. =! Consuming about 330 tons coal per day, or i7i lbs. per I.H.P. per hour. 120 THE HISTOR Y OF NOR TH A TLANTIC STEAM NA VIGA TION. feet can be drawn off from each compartment per… … and cargo; the former demanding a high rate of speed, and thelatter large capacity with very economical engines and moderatespeed.So much for speed and safety. But these beautiful ships have THE INMA N LINE. 121 Other attractions. Under the contract with the builders, they werenot only to be so…

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