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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 13 (March 1860) (1860)

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e around the movement of the pole, back and forth, all the other somewhat similar in principle, but with material modifi- the globe midway between these points to represent the parts of the carriage preserving their relative position. cations in the mechanical arrangements. ecliptic. Cut a narrow… … makes in a given time, and of when the pole is drawn forward course to alter the rate at which the wheels are relieved of the DUTCHER'S SELF-ACTING BRAKE. the watch runs. For convenience pressure of trie brakes, while, of moving the pin, 5, along the spring, it is placed in a distance of 23 degrees…

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