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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 18 (October 1871) (1871)

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elt is driven by the sprocket or rag wheel, B, limited supply of water at a considerable pressure, which the expensive manner—to last forever. Very soon they were be- and is made of malleable cast iron links pivoted together, method of Bunsen demands, I have substituted an easily ob- hind the… … necessity of confidence, and, therefore, of integrity. Inthe engraving, however,the buckets are placed in greater the figure, steam is raised in the boiler A; this, passing number at certain places than at others, to show that the through the tube, D E, to G, issues with violence from the noz-…

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