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

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determined to give the new ships sufficiently get assistance in Canada, he crossed to Liverpool, where arming her with two tiers of guns. Her life in the larger engines, with the same boiler pressure, to insure he fell in with Robert Napier, the engineer and ship- merchant marine, however, was… … save time on received a sub- BRITANNIA- THE THROUGH A CHANNEL SEVEN 1840-FIRST CUNARD STEAMSHIP-LEAVING BOSTON FOR LIVERPOOL the passage, sidy of $150,000 FEBRUARY 3, 1844. LONG, CUT THROUGH THE ICE BY THE MERCHANTS OF BOSTON, MILES the Cunard a year for car- line ceased to ryingthe mails. David…

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