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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 3 (July 1892) (1892)

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se tonnage is 320. It takes from four sent to Paris only 1,326 boats and 325,318 tons. In 1891, Paris sent to Havre 80 boats or rafts, loaded with greater length. These two propellers are placed a to five days to make the trip between Paris and Lon- little forward of the center of the vessel, that… … ruary. It took ten days gerous. The intake of the Fig. l.-THE CENTRAL SCREW STEAMER LE LOUVRE to go from Nantes to Paris, present tunnel is 2J£ miles in touching at Brest, Cher- from the shore line, and it bourg and Havre. Its steadiness was perfect, at sea they took on board or landed at Paris…

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