Privilege Granted For A New Grain Threshing Machine
The King grants Sieur John Baptist Meiffren a privilege for a grain threshing machine. It uses an ups tete beam driven by horse power, separates corn while winnowing, and requires one man to perform more work than six traditional threshers. It aims to benefit southern provinces where grain is trodden by horses.
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