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 1 For    |         names is that of Mårten Triewald. It was he, together with
 2 For    |         the present day. Mårten Triewald and Chr. Polhem share the
 3 For    |      scientific distinctions of Triewald that he, conjointly with
 4 For    |      the winter of 1738-39, and Triewald, who had been a member of
 5 For    |        sister institution.~ ~In Triewald we perceive one of the first
 6 For    |     alert an observer as Mårten Triewald must, during his 10 years'
 7 For    |       an English translation of Triewald's work, "Beskrifning om
 8 For    |   satisfaction and gratitude by Triewald's fellow-countrymen, and
 9 Int    |              The name of Mårten Triewald is known to all those who
10 Int    |       Switzer, and Weidler, but Triewald's book is the first publication
11 Int    |      Society a paper on "Mårten Triewald and the first steam engine
12 Int    |            Born in 1691, Mårten Triewald was the son of a smith,
13 Int    |       end of his schooldays our Triewald entered into commerce, but
14 Int    |         of his public services, Triewald was appointed "Director
15 Int    |   benefited by these royalties. Triewald makes the definite statement
16 Int    |       Savery to form a company; Triewald was in a position to be
17 Int    | injection is one that impresses Triewald very forcibly; he can but
18 Int    |        University or Academy!~ ~Triewald is silent about the story
19 Int    |          About the same time as Triewald was engaged in the erection
20 Int    |  improvements in the engine and Triewald claimed have made improvements
21 Int    |       not be quite suitable for Triewald.~ ~Triewald was undoubtedly
22 Int    |        suitable for Triewald.~ ~Triewald was undoubtedly a man of
23 Int    |     very much like a bladder.~ ~Triewald in 1722 obtained a patent
24 Int    |  Leopold, presumably at Vienna. Triewald was highly pleased with