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... effect of the measure is a decided benefit to the public interest . It is true , the banks at a distance cannot now circulate their hundred thousands with little or no specie capital to redeem them ; it is true , those banks can no ...
... effect of the measure is a decided benefit to the public interest . It is true , the banks at a distance cannot now circulate their hundred thousands with little or no specie capital to redeem them ; it is true , those banks can no ...
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... Effect , and Expense of Steam Carriages , Stationary Engines , and Gas Machines . Illustrated by four Engravings and numerous useful Tables . By THOMAS TREDGOLD , Civil Engineer , Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers , & c . New ...
... Effect , and Expense of Steam Carriages , Stationary Engines , and Gas Machines . Illustrated by four Engravings and numerous useful Tables . By THOMAS TREDGOLD , Civil Engineer , Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers , & c . New ...
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... effect being produced by a given power on a canal than on a rail - way , provided the motion does not differ much from three miles per hour , and this renders a canal decidedly better for a level district . On account of the resistance ...
... effect being produced by a given power on a canal than on a rail - way , provided the motion does not differ much from three miles per hour , and this renders a canal decidedly better for a level district . On account of the resistance ...
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... effect will not be quite so great . The mean force of a good horse , moving at the rate of three miles per hour , may be estimated at 125 pounds . This amounts to 2,250 pounds raised one mile a day , which is the average maximum effect ...
... effect will not be quite so great . The mean force of a good horse , moving at the rate of three miles per hour , may be estimated at 125 pounds . This amounts to 2,250 pounds raised one mile a day , which is the average maximum effect ...
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... effect upon the countenance ; or by seizing the happy moment when he himself is immersed in thought . It will be said , perhaps , that I can give an appropriate definition of it , without resorting to any of these modes of explana- tion ...
... effect upon the countenance ; or by seizing the happy moment when he himself is immersed in thought . It will be said , perhaps , that I can give an appropriate definition of it , without resorting to any of these modes of explana- tion ...
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