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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 24 (December 1897) (1897)

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uring the lopment of which cannot be considered as a sign of the stern to stern and the engines of both set going, with development of the other memories. We must, there- the result that the screw-propelled Niger dragged the trials being 73 tons. The results of the trial gave a mean Basilisk… … cylinders; one pair being to repeat each trial, and "TUG OF WAR" BETWEEN BASILISK AND NIGER, 1849. placed on each side of the to allow sufficient inter- main crank shaft, with an vals of rest to avoid fa- ' a continuous run of one and a half hours a speed of air pump between. Each piston had two…

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