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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 5 (February 1867) (1867)

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was erected and set on fire. After the flames had com- as is the marine engine to the comprehensive genius of the pletely enveloped the structure, the operator, with an extin- The internal flues of boilers are sustained only by the ends, engineer. guisher on his back, advanced and begun to play… … paratus was not, however, very successful. gether as accurately as they are adapted to each other, and exerts an enormous strain upon the boiler heads to which they In No. 6 of the same volume (Oct, 25, 1851), we published may be, as they are, warranted with entire certainty. Noth- are attached,…

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