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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 10 (September 1865) (1865)

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y the use of it a train of cars can be stead of 12. The first experiment will take place in Bay is an almost naturally-formed harbor of refuge, completely connected without a hand touching the the Marengo, ship-of-the-line, now being built at the requiring merely the breakwater now being erected… … jections, F, and levers, G, charge of such a large CLINTON'S CAB SHACKLE. quantity of powder, and when they will move as shown in the dotted lines. the upheaval of such an immense mass of rocks as it mentioned will not be the only one. This ship, it is It was patented by Charles Clinton through the…

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