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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 4 (July 1896) (1896)

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anticipated Dalzell's called, was put to work on the company's regular trains riage to relegate the horse-drawn vehicle to the past. invention. and made an excellent record for economy. The evolution of the bicycle from the primitive forms It is to Ernest Michaux, a young French locksmith, Speaking… … As illustrating the highest development of ing item to the effect that thirty years pre- THE VELOCIPEDE OF 1868. the simple eight-wheel express passenger en- viously Michael Faraday could be frequently gine, we have selected the New York Central seen driving his machine through the suburbs ing a…

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