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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 12 (1897) (1897)

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he counter side of the piston as the gun in the hold near the forward turret and the other near returns. The residual pressure is utilized to return the rod and beneath each cylinder is a set of multiplying the after turret on the berth deck. The werking pres- gun to its firing position. Perhaps… … The elevation and depression of the gun holds the air imprisoned in the cylinders, thus locking the tiller between two elastic is effected by means of a massive ram, which cushions. The heavy shocks to which the is hinged to the floor of the turret and bears against a shoe on the under side of the…

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