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h@58347-h-16.htm.html#Page_198" class="pginternal">198, 207–8.
  • Box Kites, Cody’s, 189.
  • Brearey’s ‘pectoral cord,’ 83.
  • Brescia flying meeting, 206.
  • British flying grounds, the principal, 227;
  • war construction, 259–60;
  • war aircraft, 1914, 247;
  • War Office Trials, 194, 209, 232, 235–7, 296;
  • War Office requirements, 1913, 300;
  • war construction, 259–60.
  • Brooklands in the early days, 197, 228.
  • Cairo to Cape flight, 270.
  • Capnobates, legend of, 5.
  • Capper, Colonel J.E. at Farnborough, 226;
  • constructs dirigible, 360.
  • Carra’s dirigible, 332.
  • Cassiodurus, legends by, 7.
  • Castel’s helicopter, 87.
  • Casualties, British war, 234.
  • Cavallo, Leo, experiments with hydrogen, 318.
  • Cavendish, discovery of hydrogen, 318.
  • Cayley, Sir George, 45–48.
  • Certified pilots, list of in 1911, 228.
  • Channel crossing by Bleriot, 213–14;
  • de Lesseps, 215;
  • C.S. Rolls, 216;
  • balloon, 326.
  • Chanute, O., gliding experiments, 107–115;
  • Wrights’ reference to, 153;
  • at Wrights’ camp, 157.
  • Chartres, Duc de, balloon ascent, 329, 333.
  • Charvolant or kite carriage, Pocock’s, 56.
  • Chavez, Georges: at Tours, 225;
  • makes British height record, 225;
  • crosses the Alps, 226;
  • fatal accident, 226.
  • Circuit of Britain race, 220.
  • Civil Aviation Department, Air Ministry, formed, 264.
  • Clement-Bayard dirigible, 349–50;
  • engines, 444.
  • Clerget rotary engine, 434–6.
  • Coastal type of British airship, 364.
  • Coatalen, Louis, 411.
  • Cockburn, British competitor at Rheims, 201, 206.
  • Cocking’s parachute, 378.
  • Cody, S.F., constructs box-kites, 189;
  • constructs dirigible, 360;
  • first biplane, 190–1;
  • first flight in England, 445;
  • Renault Vee type, 243, 415;
  • Roberts horizontal, 457;
  • Rolls-Royce Vee type, 266, 412–14;
  • Salmson rotary, 422–6;
  • Stringfellow’s, 383;
  • Sunbeam, 411;
  • Types of, 393;
  • Uberursel rotary, 259;
  • Wolseley Vee type, 405–9;
  • Wright Brothers, 392–3.
  • Engine development, 383–468.
  • ‘Eole’ Ader’s monoplane, 121.
  • Esnault-Pelterie, Robert: early experiments, 179;
  • R.E.P. biplane, 182;
  • radial engine, 422.
  • Exhibitions: first aeronautical, 69, 82;
  • Paris, 1912, 294;
  • Paris, 1913, 304;
  • Olympia, 1913, 298, 299–300;
  • Olympia, 1914, 305.
  • Farman’s biplane, Voisin type, 181, 287;
  • first mile flight in Europe, 182;
  • first cross-country flight, 222;
  • flights in 1908–9, 184, 221–2, 223;
  • four hours’ record, 185;
  • exhibition flying in England, 186;
  • at Rheims meeting, 202, 223.
  • Farnborough, British military establishment at, 226;
  • de Havilland at, 228.
  • Felix, Captain, makes 1911 height, record, 230.
  • Ferber’s, Captain, experiments, 177, 288;
  • book, Aviation, 177;
  • at Rheims, 200;
  • death at Boulogne meeting, 178.
  • Ferguson, H., first flight in Ireland, 223.
  • First aeronautical exhibition, 69, 82.
  • Flapping wing or Ornithopter flight: Bleriot’s experiments, 183;
  • Brearey, F.W., on, 83;
  • Robert Hooke on, 32–33;
  • de Villeneuve’s models, 83.
  • Fokker war aeroplanes, 251;
  • internal-bracing post-war design, 271.
  • Forlanini’s helicopter, Professor, 87.
  • Formation flying, 263.
  • Fournier at Rheims, 201.
  • Fourny’s distance record, 1912, 242.
  • Fre 7@58347-h@58347-h-38.htm.html#Page_379" class="pginternal">379;
  • Blanchard’s descents, 378;
  • Cocking’s descents, 378;
  • Mongolfier’s descents, 378;
  • Robertson’s descents, 378;
  • Maitland’s descents, 378;
  • rate of fall, 378.
  • Parseval airship design, 351.
  • Parseval-Siegsfeld kite balloon, 377.
  • Patents specification, the Wrights’, 479.
  • Paucton on Helicopter flight, 39–40.
  • Paulhan: using Farman biplane, 182;
  • exhibition flying charges, 186;
  • at Rheims, 201;
  • London-Manchester flight, 217–220;
  • first European height record, 223;
  • Los Angeles height record, 224.
  • Pegoud, first to loop the loop, 262, 303.
  • Penaud, Alphonse, 89;
  • death of, 90;
  • reference to, 127.
  • Perugia, Danti’s experiment at, 12.
  • Peruvian legends of flight, 8.
  • Phillips, Horatio, investigations, 91;
  • flying machine, the, 188–9;
  • W.H., helicopter, 57.
  • Pilcher, Percy S., work of, 101–6;
  • death, 106.
  • Pilots in 1911, list of certificates, 228.
  • Plane surfaces, Horatio Phillips’ investigations, 91.
  • Platz, ascent in Schwartz airship, 340.
  • Pocock’s kite carriage, 56.
  • Proclamation on balloon ascents, 502.
  • Puy de Dome flight, 228.
  • Pyrenees, first crossed by Tabuteau, 227.
  • Radial engines, see engines.
  • Reconnaissance, War, 253.
  • Records, 184–6, 193–196–197–199–201, 221–232, 240–2, 269, 272, 306.
  • Regiomontanous (John Muller), legend of, 8.
  • Renard and Krebs’ dirigible, 338–40.
  • Renault aero engines, 415.
  • Renaux, Puy de Dome flight, 228;
  • duration record, 230.
  • R.E. type, the, 304–5.
  • R.E.P. biplane, construction of, 182.
  • Rheims flying week of 1909, 199–206, 225.
  • Richthofen’s ‘travelling circus,’ 251.
  • Rigid dirigibles (see airships), 175, 283;
  • contract with U.S. Government, 174.
  • Wright, Wilbur, at Le Mans, 199.
  • Young, Dr, experiments, 43.
  • Zambeccari, Italian balloonist, 327.
  • Zeppelin, first investigations, 341;
  • first constructions, 352;
  • record of constructions, 352–8;
  • service commercial, 372.
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