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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 12 (March 1877) (1877)

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of Paris in increasing the motive power. 1878. The movement which the wing makes around a longitudi- " Such is the invention of which every one speaks nal axis, and which allows it to present always its lower —a constant force obtained without expense. A face forward during the up stroke, is… … Tatin believes that he will soon reach a formula which smoke, no dust, no noise, no danger of explosion. Another and rear views. The device consists of a frame of light will show definitely how many foot lbs. per second are ne- crown to the glory of the nineteenth century. wood, on the forward part…

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