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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 4 (July 1875) (1875)

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crosspiecesin forming a platform on which to Sound, which has of late years been explored by the Ameri- tween these revolving brushes; water is thrown upon the fix the sledge bottom.two fore and aft lines are clove-hitched cans as far as the 82d parallel. One of the advantages of side of each… … affected the results. The chief of After travelingtogether for six days SLEDGE FOR THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION. these was the velocity with which one sledge is dropped with only six each carriage was drawn between the brushes by the locomo- days' provisions to take it back to the ships, the remainder 1…

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