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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 20 (November 1901) (1901)

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the motor which he expects to carry out. Santos-Dumont is a eye in passing without, however, possessing the slight- stopped and the balloon was broken almost to pieces Brazilian by birth, and was born in 1873; his father, est practical merit. The Automobile Show was, how- against the roofs of the… … was only insufficiently supplied by the ven- two cylinders and weighing but 2,300 pounds, THE " SANTOS DUMONT No. 6 " MANEUVERING IN MIDAIR tilator, and thus the balloon, which was cigar- it is easy to see that the American maker shaped, became more or less collapsed and foldeu upon has produced,…

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