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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 3 (1898) (1898)

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two leading confederacies in the East, gradually during the travel of the shell toward the the Ohio and the Kanawha had been fixed as the boun- muzzle, the pressure being spread out, as it were, over dary between the two races, the Indians renouncing a larger area of the bore. The resulting… … those obtained by the use of justment is easily effected as the scaffold is shifted to the old powders. Moreover, different places upon a building, or as it may be smokeless powders lent them- necessary to have the cross-bars in contact with the session of the Alleghany, the Ohio and the great…

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