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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 5 (February 1888) (1888)

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trate well the difference be- completed, the false work is removed and stored away for future use, leaving one span completed, tween American and English practice. Certain limitations were imposed upon the and standing isolated over the river. From one Poughkeepsie bridge that have affected its… … ERECTING ANCHORAGE TRUSS ON FALSE WORE. by those interested in the navigation of the river. The to meet it. The shore member is a double cantilever spans act by their weight and strength as anchorage great object to be attained was to obstruct the river as poised at its middle on its pier like a…

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