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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 16 (1897) (1897)

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ll embarrassed by certain “The vast armies of the Continent, which seem on ting operations on the hubs by the hillers, which are sources of weakness. The supply departments are still, land so irresistible, have all, like our own small army stationed at equal distances apart on the frame of the it… … The gun was worked by the staff of A Curious Manufacturing the school of gunnery, under the direc- Establishment. tion of Major Hickman, R.A., assist- In the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUP- ant superintendent of experiments. Shrapnel shell was used, and good practice was made from the an article entitled…

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