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

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of this decline more November, 1853, 4,306 passengers, against 2,969 carried tons ; diameter of paddle wheels, 56 feet. She was eloquently than any multiplication of words. The total , by the Cunard company. The illustration of the driven by paddle wheels and a screw propeller, number of steam and… … The UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMES ARCTIC, 2,860 TONS, OF THE COLLINS LINE-GREY- being 75 feet from the firebars. ing the last of the latter type HOUND OF THE ATLANTIC IN 1852. TIME, 9 DAYS, 17 HOURS, 12 MINUTES. The average performance of the built for the Cunard line. She Arctic during February,…

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