Mechanics Magazine, Том 2Knight & Lacey, 1824 |
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... tion , of its Committee of Managers . We showed ( p . 436-438 ) that by a deli- berate infraction of the laws of the Institution , at the last election , the working classes had been deprived of the number of votes in the Committee ...
... tion , of its Committee of Managers . We showed ( p . 436-438 ) that by a deli- berate infraction of the laws of the Institution , at the last election , the working classes had been deprived of the number of votes in the Committee ...
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... tion " ( Preface to Vol . I. ) We felt sensible that we were indebted for the extensive support with which it was honoured , less to what we had been able to accomplish in our earlier numbers for the benefit of the working classes ...
... tion " ( Preface to Vol . I. ) We felt sensible that we were indebted for the extensive support with which it was honoured , less to what we had been able to accomplish in our earlier numbers for the benefit of the working classes ...
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... tion of a load of debt ( for the proposed building is to be erected by means of borrowed money ) which the prospects of the Institution do not warrant the Ma- nagers in contracting , which the members at large have never regularly and ...
... tion of a load of debt ( for the proposed building is to be erected by means of borrowed money ) which the prospects of the Institution do not warrant the Ma- nagers in contracting , which the members at large have never regularly and ...
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... tion , solely in order that he might be able to point out how inconsistent such attempts were with the esta- blished and unalterable laws of me- chanics ; but , with all due deference , I beg to observe , that although every part of his ...
... tion , solely in order that he might be able to point out how inconsistent such attempts were with the esta- blished and unalterable laws of me- chanics ; but , with all due deference , I beg to observe , that although every part of his ...
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... tion , adapted to encompass about two - thirds of the body . Of the umbilical truss we have thought it unnecessary to give a drawing , as both are similarly constructed . In the latter , however , the outer spring is bent down square ...
... tion , adapted to encompass about two - thirds of the body . Of the umbilical truss we have thought it unnecessary to give a drawing , as both are similarly constructed . In the latter , however , the outer spring is bent down square ...
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Стр. 146 - I am using at present. [Since the above was in type, we have received a letter from the writer, in which he ingenuously states that he has been informed, since transmitting it, that a tool precisely similar in principle, called the Expanding Centre Bit, is already known to mechanics. As we have no doubt, however, that the present invention was an original one with him, and as it possesses, besides, great merit, we see no occasion for withdrawing the account of it.— EDIT.] STEAM ARTILLERY.
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