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There are 108 valuable illustrations in Roger B. Whitman's revised edition of Motor Car Principles. The book clearly sets forth the base of principles of the motor car, and should be an almost invaluable guide for the owner or mechanician. A chapter on causes of trouble is an especially good part of the book and the final feature is a handy testing chart, What to do When the Motor Stops. - American Motorist, Vol. 5 [1913] Mr. Whitman, the author, has also written a work on Motor Car Principles. The present work is written along similar lines but deals with the motor cycle, cycle-car and light car. It is an elementary treatise, well written and illustrated with numerous clear sketches. The book is to be recommended to those who are just taking up the use of the motor cycle or light car and want to familiarize themselves with the working principles of these machines. Some hints in regard to troubles and their remedies are also given. - The Horseless Age, Vol. 34 [1914]

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