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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 6 (August 1868) (1868)

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hicles; the rotation of the chine may be easily comprehended. Whether the power is of the wheels in turning curves or corners than with an ordi- wheels takes the carriage forward, But in the device illus- applied by turning one of the wheels, D, or by drawing the nary carriage, as the wheels on… … GLENN'S PATENT DEVICE FOR THE PROPULSION OE LAND VEHICLES AND FOR VESSELS. versed ; the carriage moves forward on its wheels, the latter omnibuses or street cars this plan is intended and seems ca- will be the same. As the wheels revolve the carriage moves turning against the carriage instead of…

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