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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 16 (October 1868) (1868)

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owards the Italian en- air. The torrent of the Arc, from which the water power for been carried out, either in ancient or modern times. By its wo iking the air-compressing machinery is obtained, is, we trance was, of course intended to give good, drainage to completion the railways of France will… … MACHINES AND METHODS OP BORING THE MONT CENIS TUNNEL. of gage, will be established between Calais and Brindisi, a place; but hitherto no such event has occurred, nor from the The general appearance of the machines will be seen from distance of 1,390 miles. Considering the growing import- experience…

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