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Page 66
Upon very smooth ice , indeed , or upon any other body perfecily smooth , wheels would not turn readily ; for the only reason why they turn in the ordinary way is the continual inequalities they meet with .
Upon very smooth ice , indeed , or upon any other body perfecily smooth , wheels would not turn readily ; for the only reason why they turn in the ordinary way is the continual inequalities they meet with .
Page 67
It is plain , that the small wheels must turn as much oftener round than the great ones , as their circumferences are less . And , there . fore , when the carriage is loaded equally heavy on both axles , the fore - axle must sustain as ...
It is plain , that the small wheels must turn as much oftener round than the great ones , as their circumferences are less . And , there . fore , when the carriage is loaded equally heavy on both axles , the fore - axle must sustain as ...
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spires turn in the more unusual manner , has ( to our knowlexe ) erer been met wiilco vary from that formation ; as suci acciais defor . misies hive bu found in a few instances , amon'st those which are usually termed dextrals , or have ...
spires turn in the more unusual manner , has ( to our knowlexe ) erer been met wiilco vary from that formation ; as suci acciais defor . misies hive bu found in a few instances , amon'st those which are usually termed dextrals , or have ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1804 |
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