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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 13 (September 1878) (1878)
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months of arduous labor, the wreck of H.M.S. acted as buttons; the other ends of the ropes were made any unburned gaseous fuel contained in it is burned. Con- Eurydice has been successfully beached at Sandown Bay. fast to the four floating hulls placed over and across the siderable economy in fuel… … RAISING THE EURYDICE.-THE WRECK BEACHED IN SANDOWN BAY-DIVEKS CLOSING THE LEE PORTS. PORT SIDE OF THE EURYDICE AFTER THE LAST LIFT-REMOVING THE BODIES. Pearl. Rinaldo. Swan. PopoU Bag. Thunderer. Wave. METHOD OF LIFTING THE WRECK OUT OF DEEP WATER. ©1878 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Patented · Patents · Rises · Iron · Improved · Scientific American · Water · Mercury rises · Lontin light · Electric light · Sewing machine · Improved machine · Personal description · Wrought iron · American supplement · India rubber
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