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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 19 (1863) (1863)

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ar through from end to end. This reamer Nothing is more characteristic of our people than liar changes in their blood and organs, terminating rans with great rapidity and makes a equeaking fertility of resource, and the readiness they display in death ; and when forced into the veins of animals… … gun; he suggests that the muzzle and chase should yards, the longest range that could be obtained, the be made according to Dahlgren’s pattern, and but a the process excites the liveliest curiosity of the un— projectile passed completely through all obstruc- thin skin of iron turned off, in order…

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