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

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ed to make a few short leaps, of 50 front of the motor, while a single-surface horizontal that of the Wright brothers. He has accomplished by yards or so. After a month or more of experimenting, rudder is mounted upon the front end of a quadrangu- mere power what they accomplished, after many ex-… … of planes are supported on two sides all this, he is obliged to The End of the Flight. The Aeroplane Is Descending On a Perfectly Even Keel Just very small wheels of a similar control the powerful 8-cylinder Before Crossing the Line. motor. The accomplishment of type. Both the forward and the rear…

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