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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 11 (March 1889) (1889)

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t been considered for its manufacture with Mr. John Braithwaite. While ed with tank 7 tons 9 cwt. The Rocket was the only serious until a day or two before his death. He would engine which fulfilled the conditions re- have been 86 years old on July 31 next. quired, and therefore was the accepted… … first screw vessel in the French navy. In Work was conducted only in the summer, 1837 he built a vessel having twin screw but his time in winter was devoted to the propellers. plans and drawings, and ruany important About 1833, Captain Ericsson brought out works on the canal were constructed after…

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