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Inventors (1896)

Hubert, Philip Gengembre, 1852-1925 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 208

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insufficientfor commercial purposes, the owners, with re-gret, acceded to my proposition to remove thecostly machinery, although it had proved perfectas a mechanical combination. The resources ofmodern engineering having been exhausted inproducing the motors of the caloric ship, the im-portant… … o enoo <D 0) o 0]01CO 13O X cc LJ LU 190 INVENTORS ical motor, compete on a large scale with steam ?has forever been set at rest. The commercialworld is indebted to American enterprise forhaving settled a question of such vital impor-tance. The marine engineer has thus been en-couraged to renew…

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