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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 9 (1862) (1862)

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shot easily reach their steam gut’s portion running by to its first position. The er’s Association of the town of Johnstown, an opin- drums, exposing the crews to a danger far worse than fire from thé batteries was not as severe as when we ion was delivered by one of the savans maintaining the… … the earth’s gravitation. These two forces give the boats, and a shot from our rifle gun on the forecastle, earth its form of an oblate spheroid, causing the sur- her pass so close to us, and from what I can learn and as she passed the gunboat in advance of us, the face at the equator to be 13 miles…

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