Congressional Serial Set, Issue 600

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Page 369 - ... the boat reached the other flag, it was also struck and the watches instantly stopped. Every precaution was taken before witnesses; the time was shown to all, the experiment declared to be fairly made, and the boat was found to go at the rate of eight miles per hour, or one mile within the eighth of an hour; on which the shares were signed over with great satisfaction by the rest of the company.

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