At first, steam engines are fitted in ships only as a back-up to sail, hence vessels of this kind are known as 'auxiliary steamships'. Date: 1882

At first, steam engines are fitted in ships only as a back-up to sail, hence vessels of this kind are known as 'auxiliary steamships'. Date: 1882
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