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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 22 (November 1889) (1889)

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constructed by a Mr. Singer. and, indeed, it seems to be insoluble in every agent This truly curious appara- tus is shown in Fig. 2. It known. It is the best possi- consists of a series of bicycles, ble application for laboratory tables. I have a set of pho- six in number, each carrying two men,… … with great speed through the phatically that the boy,whose Fig. 2.-USE OF VELOCIPEDES IN THE ENGLISH ARMY. streets without any accident name is Rodwell, is an impos- resulting. The body of men tor. He says that the lad selected to maneuver this multicycle consists of experi- when tested never…

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