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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 11 (September 1884) (1884)

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this clutch mechanism is to be arranged on the axle with which a pawl on the lever engages. By adjusting this under its control, such as Egypt, Zululand, and Afghanistan, at both sides of the main wheel. the total amounts to ten million square miles, or one-fifth lever, the crank shaft can be… … GILLET'S SULKT COBNSTALE CUTTEB. represented by 7,500,000 horae power; of that total 2,250,000, DEBEAUIIEU'S DRIVING UEGHANISU FOB VELOCIPEDES. or about 30 per cent, is British. If the main elements of cutters to enter the ground to a greater or less depth, and national industry be taken…

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