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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 11 (1894) (1894)

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45 caliber, ounces was inverted over the whole, thus making the total weight, with double shelter, two pounds four and fired a brass shell cartridge containing 85 grains of For this reason, the size of the bullet is greater than ounces. This was sent up approximately 1,400 feet powder and a 480… … species of trees and shrubs. When first being chiefly gaseous, the unburned resi- transplanted in American soil the experi- | — due is extremely small. Thesmoke given out is almost unnoticeable, and it scat- menters expressed doubts of its hardiness, fearing that it would be unable to stand ters so…

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