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Early Steam Railway Locomotives

Steam locomotive seems to cover rail and road locomotives. That's fine, but the title of the template should probably include the word 'railway' as it's missing out many of the steam 'road' locomotives discussed in the Richard_Trevithick article to which it is correctly appended. Or an alternative solution would be to include Richard_Trevithick#The_Puffing_Devil, fardier a vapeur and Ferdinand_Verbiest#Verbiest.27s_.27car.27 EdwardLane (talk) 06:25, 13 April 2011 (UTC)