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The Victorian steam engine was not invented by a single individual but rather evolved through the contributions of several inventors. Key figures include Thomas Newcomen, who developed the first practical steam engine in the early 18th century, and James Watt, whose improvements in the late 18th century made steam engines more efficient and practical for widespread use during the Victorian era. Watt's enhancements, including the separate condenser, significantly advanced steam engine technology, making it a cornerstone of the Industrial Revolution.

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