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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 10 (1887) (1887)

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e lower with the wood of the timber in which it is inserted. years in the body. He has, as a rule, found it four or sectional view. The convexed surface accommodates six months after the end of the treatment ; frequently the flaring sides of the plate, and serves as an ad- itis found from six to… … submarine artillery for defending harbors that I have had no occasion to waste time on the consideration of any other method. Moreover, the extraordinary caliber The spiral is of very steep pitch, in order to leave a of the submarine gun employed in the Destroyer, viz., portion of the body of the…

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