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 John
Ericsson invented the caloric (heat) engine,
as well as a steam condensor that allowed a steamer to
produce fresh water while at sea. He is best remembered,
however, as being the designer and builder of the USS Monitor,
a unique ironclad ship that incorporated many elements
still used in warship designs today. |
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 The Eads
Bridge, at St. Louis, Missouri, was the first major bridge over the Mississippi
River, the first rail bridge over the Mississippi, and
the world's first steel-truss bridge. Completed in 1874,
it still carries light rail, automobile and pedestrian
traffic today. |
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Bridge
Earth Island Institute Eastern Airlines Education, United States Department of Edward VII, King of Great Britain Eider Ducks |
Eisenhower,
Milton Stover
Electric Boat Company Electroluminescence Electrolysis Electromagnetism Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain Energy |
England Englischer
Garten Engraving and Printing, Bureau of Eraser Exodusters |
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