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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 6 (February 1908) (1908)

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forward pair of After but three months of active experimentation, faces. Farman's machine, as he has modified it from Henry Parman, an Englishman residing in Paris, suc- planes are slightly lower at their center points than time to time, has come to resemble that of the at their ends, so that they… … superposed planes, some 10 feet Wright brothers, claims to have Three-Quarter Front View of the Aeroplane in Flight. in length by 2 meters ' (6.56 constructed them after making feet) in width, i. e., in the fore- numerous experiments with Note the notches cut in rear edges of the upper and lower…

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