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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 3 (July 1905) (1905)

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whenever the last scientific stand against the compound engine, open water is reached. The Eskimos propel them going so far as to take duplicate vessels, and engine Cross-Section Showing the Strong Construction one with compound and the other with simple engines with their native paddles, and they… … Canal, in the village of Frank- nomic loss. As pressures in- Sealing Canoes for the Eskimo Hunters. creased it was natural and cor- fort, N. Y. The "Roosevelt" Afloat in the Hudson River. View Showing the Lofty Bow. Stern View, Showing the Waterline Protection and the Massive The Massive Rudder…

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