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Gas, Gasoline, and Oil-Engines is a comprehensive manual on internal combustion engines written by an unknown author. The book defines clearly the elements of internal combustion engineering, treating exhaustively on the design, construction, and practical application of all forms of gas, gasoline, kerosene, and crude petroleum oil engines. This book is recommended for mechanical engineers, automobile enthusiasts, and those interested in the history and evolution of engines.
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