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John Henry Clive

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1833. The Triumph Steam Carriage described by Mr Clive as 'Saxula' in Mechanics Magazine 1833 Volume 19.

of Chell House. This gentleman has, we believe, under the signature of Saxula, written many ingenious papers in the Mechanics' Magazine

1830 Patent for improvements in the construction of locomotives

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Sources of Information

  • Steam Locomotion on Common Roads by William Fletcher. Published 1891.
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