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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 1 (January 1860) (1860)

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s no more; death has been very busy among afforded useful lessons for our nautical architects. position shown by the dotted lines, the eccentric will great men. The balloon voyage across the Atlantic has not yet slide the valve so as to admit the steam against been accomplished; neither Professor… … Great Eastern—the most wonderful effort in shipbuilding tains no moisture, it is reduced to powder more or less ever attempted—has not yet reached our shores; although, tain nor the redoubtable Lowe has yet achieved the fino, and delivered to the consumer, who may keep it far a period, we were all…

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