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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 19 (May 1872) (1872)

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n- upon the entering piston until the point of cut-off is reached, the reciprocating engine are cheapness, lightness, compact- gines of various sizes are now being constructed. when the expansion is repeated. It will be seen that all the ness, and simplicity. If, therefore, the inventor of the en-… … ripened fruits of ingenuity—clusters of Eshcol provements he has adopted were such more MASSEY'S ROTARY STEAM ENGINE. in name than "in reality. It will be found, —should drop from perfected machinery into the hands of perfected mechanics. For instance, in regard contained between the points J and…

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