Chapter

 1 I  | Meteorological Observatory on the Puy de Dome the light had been
 2 III|        Giffard, the machines of Dupuy de Lome in 1872, of the Tissandier
 3 III|               muscular force of Dupuy de Lome, electric motors had
 4 III|            the less fortunate Pilâtre de Rozier fell only seven hundred
 5 IV |         Amécourt, La Landelle, Nadar, De Luzy, De Louvrié, Liais,
 6 IV |             Landelle, Nadar, De Luzy, De Louvrié, Liais, Beleguir,
 7 IV |              Temple, Salives, Penaud, De Villeneuve, Gauchot and
 8 IV |              practical solution. When De Lucy showed that the stag
 9 IV |            monk Volador at Lisbon, of De Leturn in 1852, of De Groof
10 IV |              of De Leturn in 1852, of De Groof in 1864, besides the
11 IV |         contains the names of Pilâtre de Rozier at Calais, of Blanchard
12 VII|         multiply. In 1742 the Marquis de Bacqueville designed a system
13 VII|                Dubochet, and Cagniard de Latour. In 1842 we have
14 VII|           Prigent, Danjard, Pomés and De la Pauze, Moy, Pénaud, Jobert,
15 VII|               Pénaud, Jobert, Haureau de Villeneuve, Achenbach, Garapon,
16 XIV|              metal tower of the Champ de Mars, where the enormous
17 XIV|              It had fallen in the Rue de Rivoli, opposite No. 200,