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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 45 (July 1856) (1856)

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he days of Watt. which I have not seen, and of course cannot These brackets are placed at an angle of 45°, The ordinary governor consists of a pair of But while a stationary engine has a very speak positively with reference to it—will be important addition to the governor in the mo- approved by… … seas 25 to 50 per cent, of steam must be saved, our sentiments." The Society, in support of especially if we include the gain of time. This their good opinion of the Scientific American, balls attached to arms that swing around a the highest terms of its performances. It is is saying nothing of the…

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