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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 21 (May 1907) (1907)

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essional convictions were concerned, and when the for over three-quarters of a century. Time laid its on the East River, and it is upon this fact that his absurd proposal was made to build the "Missouri" hand gently upon this veteran, and on the occasion of right to be known as the father of the… … steam and the and shock posed the proposition with such zeal as to cause his steam engine, for the purpose of ascertaining the proved too much for a vitality which in the opinion suspension. The' failure of the ship, which he had practicability of their application for naval purposes, of his…

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