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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 11 (September 1860) (1860)

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m the ground, without any buoyancy FLYING MACHINES - A BIRD-WOMAN. Messes. Editors:—I have seen in your paper an of the atmosphere, but simply by beating the air, would travel by land and sea! This magnificent problem, so offer of $1,000, from Mr. Hyatt, for the best flying ma- call forth more than… … of invention which has by no means been thoroughly allowed to settle. Any quantity of the explored. Though it may be impossible for a man to letter asking for communications on this subject, and I clear liquid that will suffice to cover the cloth to be ope- raise his own weight rapidly by beating…

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