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Developed a system of chain brakes for railway trains, the [[Clark Brake]], that was tested in the 1875 trials; a modified version was that by [[Clarke and Webb]]; another system he developed was the hydraulic brake<ref>The Times Nov 24, 1876</ref>
Developed a system of chain brakes for railway trains, the [[Clarke Brake]], that was tested in the 1875 trials; a modified version was that by [[Clarke and Webb]]; another system he developed was the Clarke hydraulic brake<ref>The Times Nov 24, 1876</ref>


is this the same person as [[William Clarke (4)]]?
is this the same person as [[William Clarke (4)]]?

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Developed a system of chain brakes for railway trains, the Clarke Brake, that was tested in the 1875 trials; a modified version was that by Clarke and Webb; another system he developed was the Clarke hydraulic brake[1]

is this the same person as William Clarke (4)?


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  1. ↑ The Times Nov 24, 1876
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