Robert Fulton
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He lost no faith in his plan and urged that it be adopted "as a system" by the English fleet. Finally his persistence was re- warded; Mr. Pitt gave permission for a public demonstration of his plan at Walmar Roads, near Deal Harbor, within a mile of Mr. Pitt's country residence, Walmar Castle.
Fulton secured the Danish brig Dorothea — a prize of war — and anchored her within safe range from the shore, in easy sight of the crowd of dis- tinguished visitors whom he invited to witness the experime...nt. The rumor spread that "Mr. Francis, " who had invented and built the machines used by Sir Home Popham against the enemy's ships at Boulogne, was to try to blow up a three hundred ton brig with one of his novel catamarans. A multitude assembled on the beach eager to see the explosion.
Fulton wrote a letter to Lord Castlereigh, the next day, which gives a fine account of all that happened. He says : n6 ROBERT FULTON "Yesterday about four o'clock, I made the intended experiment on the brig, with a carcass of one hundred and seventy pounds of powder; and I have the pleasure to inform you that it succeeded beyond my most sanguine expectations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He lost no faith in his plan and urged that it be adopted "as a system" by the English fleet. Finally his persistence was re- warded; Mr. Pitt gave permission for a public demonstration of his plan at Walmar Roads, near Deal Harbor, within a mile of Mr. Pitt's country residence, Walmar Castle.
Fulton secured the Danish brig Dorothea — a prize of war — and anchored her within safe range from the shore, in easy sight of the crowd of dis- tinguished visitors whom he invited to witness the experime...nt. The rumor spread that "Mr. Francis, " who had invented and built the machines used by Sir Home Popham against the enemy's ships at Boulogne, was to try to blow up a three hundred ton brig with one of his novel catamarans. A multitude assembled on the beach eager to see the explosion.
Fulton wrote a letter to Lord Castlereigh, the next day, which gives a fine account of all that happened. He says : n6 ROBERT FULTON "Yesterday about four o'clock, I made the intended experiment on the brig, with a carcass of one hundred and seventy pounds of powder; and I have the pleasure to inform you that it succeeded beyond my most sanguine expectations.
What to read after Robert Fulton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sutcliffe, Alice Crary to read onlineMoreLess
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