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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 2 (July 1870) (1870)

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uted to our own which the construction of the ways and the plan of procedure in making gratification, because it afforded bet- ter than usual opportunity for an un- the launch may be comprehended. The structure was put together with disturbed inspection of the work in its longer side parallel to… … box, without a cover, was turned means an accelerated motion was giv- LAUNCHING OF THE CAISSON OF THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE bottom upward and floated over the en to the caisson in the latter part of its transit,the increased velocity it thus'obtained enabled it to spot which it now occupies. Several…

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